Ashirvad Flowguard Plus Reducing Female Adapter Brass Threaded - FABT

Material: CPVC body with brass female threads Function: Size reduction + CPVC to thread transition Temperature Rating: Up to 93°C (200°F) Pressure Rating: PN 15 (15 kg/cm²) Connection: Socket (solvent weld) + Female brass thread (FPT)

Product Highlights

• Material: CPVC body with brass female threads
• Function: Size reduction + CPVC to thread transition
• Temperature Rating: Up to 93°C (200°F)
• Pressure Rating: PN 15 (15 kg/cm²)
• Connection: Socket (solvent weld) + Female brass thread (FPT)

Product Description

Ashirvad Flowguard Plus Reducing Female Adapter Brass Threaded combines two functions in one fitting: reducing pipe diameter and transitioning to threaded connections. This specialized fitting features a socket connection for a smaller diameter CPVC pipe and brass female threads sized for a larger male threaded component, eliminating the need for separate reducer and adapter fittings.

The durable brass threading ensures long-term reliability and corrosion resistance, while the integrated design reduces installation time and potential leak points. Ideal for connecting smaller distribution pipes to larger threaded fixtures or equipment where both size change and threaded access are needed. The brass threads provide superior strength compared to plastic alternatives, making this fitting suitable for high-stress applications.

Recommended Applications

• Fixture Connections: Connecting smaller pipes to larger threaded taps and fixtures
• Equipment Hookups: Reducing pipe size while transitioning to threaded equipment
• Space-Efficient Installations: Combining reduction and threading where space is limited
• High-Stress Applications: Connections requiring superior thread strength and durability
• Valve Installations: Creating reduced-size connections to larger threaded valves
• Renovation Projects: Adapting smaller new pipes to larger existing threaded fixtures

Installation Guidelines

FAQs

1) How do I read reducing female adapter sizes?

Reducing female adapters are typically written as "socket size x thread size". For example, 1/2" x 3/4" means a 1/2" socket for the pipe and 3/4" female brass threads. The socket is usually the smaller size, allowing you to connect a smaller pipe to a larger male threaded component.

2) What's the advantage of brass threads over plastic in reducing adapters?

Brass threaded reducing adapters offer superior thread strength, better durability for frequent assembly/disassembly, and longer service life compared to plastic threaded versions. They're ideal for high-stress applications, commercial installations, and connections requiring maximum reliability.

3) Can I use a reducing adapter instead of separate reducer and adapter?

Yes, a reducing adapter combines both functions, saving installation time, reducing material costs, and eliminating one potential leak point. It's the preferred solution when you need both size reduction and threaded transition.

4) Do I need PTFE tape on brass reducing adapters?

Yes, always apply 3-4 wraps of PTFE thread seal tape to the male threads of the component you're screwing into the FABT. This ensures a leak-free seal and allows for easier disassembly in the future.

5) Can reducing adapters be used in any orientation?

Yes, reducing adapters can be installed horizontally, vertically, or at any angle as long as the installation meets your layout requirements. Ensure proper pipe support on both sides of the fitting.

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