Vintage
Vintage CC33105X 3/8" IPS x 3/8" OD Comp Cross Handle Angle Stop
A 3/8" IPS by 3/8" OD compression angle stop with a cross handle for supply-line shut-off
- 3/8" IPS inlet fits standard supply lines
- 3/8" OD compression outlet connects tubing without soldering
- Cross handle design provides secure grip for shut-off
- Angle stop configuration installs cleanly at wall supply
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first use
Product identity
The Vintage CC33105X is a new angle stop valve with a cross handle for kitchen plumbing. It connects a 3/8 inch IPS inlet to a 3/8 inch OD compression outlet to control water flow at the fixture.
Who this suits
This valve suits installers replacing or adding a shut-off point on a 3/8 inch supply line where a cross handle is preferred. Buyers who need a different inlet size, outlet type or handle style should look at something else.
Build fit
The compression outlet accepts standard 3/8 inch OD supply tubing without soldering. The IPS inlet threads onto matching pipe threads. No extra components are described in the data. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 3/8" IPS inlet fits standard supply lines
- 3/8" OD compression outlet connects tubing without soldering
- Cross handle design provides secure grip for shut-off
- Angle stop configuration installs cleanly at wall supply
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe thread size must my supply line have to connect to the 3/8" IPS inlet on this angle stop?
The inlet requires a 3/8 inch IPS male thread; your supply line or adapter must match that size for a proper seal.
Will the 3/8" OD compression outlet on this stop accept the copper tubing I already have installed?
Yes, the outlet is sized for 3/8 inch outside-diameter tubing; a standard compression nut and ferrule will join it to your existing copper line.
How can I confirm the cross handle is operating the valve correctly after installation?
Turn the handle a full quarter-turn; water flow should stop completely in the closed position and run freely when open, with no dripping at the stem.
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