Brass angle connector 3/8" for threaded and screw fittings FERRO K09Z

Brass angle connector FERRO K09Z with 3/8" size is an angled plumbing fitting designed for secure threaded and screw connections. Made of brass to provide corrosion resistance and long service life, this 90° elbow allows compact redirection of water lines in tight installations. It is suitable for connecting pipes, radiators, valves and other fittings where a right-angle change of direction is needed while maintaining a reliable seal.

Advantages

The brass construction offers good resistance to corrosion and mechanical wear, ensuring durability in domestic and commercial plumbing systems. Its compact 90° design saves space and simplifies routing of supply lines without the need for complex jointing. The fitting is compatible with threaded and screw-type connections, providing a straightforward installation process and a secure, leak-minimizing interface when properly tightened.

Suitable for

• Water supply lines in residential and commercial buildings
• Connections to radiators and heating elements
• Attachment to valves, taps and other threaded fittings
• Tight or confined installation spaces requiring a compact elbow

Key specifications

• Material: brass for corrosion resistance
• Angle: 90° elbow for direction change
• Connection type: threaded and screw-compatible ends
• Nominal size: 3/8" for standard plumbing threads
• Application: potable water and heating systems

How to use

Ensure the mating threaded or screw fitting is clean and free of debris. Apply an appropriate sealing method if required by the system (thread seal tape or sealant) to the male threads. Thread the angle connector onto the mating fitting by hand to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with a suitable wrench until secure, taking care not to overtighten and deform the fitting. Verify alignment at 90° and confirm there are no leaks by pressurizing the system and observing the joint.

Usage recommendations

Use within the appropriate pressure and temperature limits for brass fittings and follow local plumbing codes. For installations with soft copper or plastic pipes, ensure compatible adapters or inserts are used. Periodically inspect the joint for signs of wear or corrosion and retighten connections after initial system pressurization if necessary.