Vintage
Vintage CC44102X 1/2 FIP 1/2 7/16 Slip Joint Angle Stop
Connects 1/2 inch FIP supply to 1/2 inch and 7/16 inch slip joint outlets for angle stop installation
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- 1/2" FIP inlet fits standard supply lines
- 1/2" and 7/16" slip-joint outlets cover two common tube sizes
- Angle-stop design allows shut-off at the fixture
- New condition ensures clean threads and reliable sealing
- California Proposition 65 warning discloses regulated chemicals
Vintage CC44102X Angle Stop
The Vintage CC44102X is a new slip-joint angle stop designed for bath plumbing repairs or installations. It connects a 1/2 inch FIP inlet to a 1/2 inch and 7/16 inch slip-joint outlet configuration. This part suits DIYers or plumbers replacing a shut-off valve under a sink or toilet.
1/2 Inch FIP Inlet Connection
The single specification that decides fit is the 1/2 inch female iron pipe thread on the inlet side. The outlet accepts both 1/2 inch and 7/16 inch slip-joint connections for supply-line flexibility. Verify your existing supply pipe uses a matching male thread before purchase.
California Proposition 65 Compliance
This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. The notice relates to material composition rather than operational thermals, noise or power draw. Normal use involves manual valve operation without electrical consumption.
Highlights
- 1/2" FIP inlet fits standard supply lines
- 1/2" and 7/16" slip-joint outlets cover two common tube sizes
- Angle-stop design allows shut-off at the fixture
- New condition ensures clean threads and reliable sealing
- California Proposition 65 warning discloses regulated chemicals
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 1/2 FIP inlet mean when I fit this angle stop to my supply line?
The 1/2 inch FIP inlet threads onto a matching male pipe thread, so the stop connects directly to a standard 1/2 inch supply stub-out without an adapter.
How does the slip-joint outlet seal to the fixture supply tube?
A compression nut and ferrule on the 7/16 inch slip-joint outlet clamp onto the tube, creating a watertight seal without soldering.
What clearance do I need behind the valve for the handle and outlet?
The angle pattern turns the outlet perpendicular to the inlet, so allow enough depth for the handle sweep and the connected supply tube to sit clear of the wall.
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