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Hex Bushing - Brass - 1/2" x 1/4" - MIP x FIP

Article #0679050 Model #930-15201001 Format 1/2x1/4"

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Description

This Sioux bushing is recommended for use with brass, copper, or iron pipe. It is made of brass for strength, durability and rust resistance. The bushing features a 1/2" male threaded end and a 1/4" hex female threaded end. It is typically used in used on oil, natural gas, water, and air line applications.

Ideal for use with copper, brass or iron pipe
Commonly used on gasoline, grease, oil water, vacuum and air lines

Product specifications

Connection Type (End 3)

Female

Connection Type (End 2)

Female

Color/finish Family

Yellow

Complies With Federal Lead Guidelines

Yes

Degree Of Angle

N/A

Diameter End 1

1/2-in

Diameter End 2

1/4-in

Diameter End 3

N/A

File/Certification Number

N/A

Fitting Type

Threaded

For Use With Rvs

Maximum Working Temperature (Celsius)

121.11111111

Maximum Working Temperature (Fahrenheit)

250

Minimum Working Temperature (Celsius)

-35.55555556

Minimum Working Temperature (Fahrenheit)

-32

Model Description

1/2 Male X 1/4in Female Hex Bushing

Package Quantity

Permanent or Removable

Removable

Safety Listing

Not safety listed

Size - Length

N/A

Sub Type

Adapter

Type

Bushing

Warranty

10-year limited

Connection Type (End 1)

Male

Rated 4 out of 5 by Joel from 1/2" x 1/4" brass bushing General: The Watts 1/2" x 1/4" brass bushing is just right for adding a pressure gauge to your well (or pool) pump. It seems to be decent quality and it's certified lead free. Installation: Wrap your 1/4" NPT pressure gauge's threads in high-quality Teflon tape (e.g. Blue Hawk gray) clockwise for 3 wraps. Install gauge inside of this bushing. Install the bushing & gauge into a PVC side outlet elbow with 1/2" threaded outlet or reducing tee with 1/2" threaded outlet. Turn them tight, but not Hulked down. Tighten both gauge and bushing (alternating) until the gauge is facing the correct direction. Note that bushing into PVC will give more than gauge into bushing.

Date published: 2016-02-02