Brass Faucet Head 1/2" INVENA H/ZA-02-015

Brass Faucet Head 1/2" INVENA H/ZA-02-015 is a solid brass replacement head designed for taps and mixers with a 1/2" thread. Its construction from corrosion-resistant brass provides mechanical strength and long service life in domestic and commercial water fittings. The component is intended for direct replacement or integration into plumbing assemblies where a durable 1/2" brass head is required.

Advantages

The all-brass construction ensures resistance to corrosion and reliable mechanical performance under typical water system pressures. Its standardized 1/2" connection simplifies compatibility with common valves, taps and mixer bodies. The compact design allows straightforward installation in confined spaces and supports stable sealing when paired with appropriate washers or seals.

Suitable for

• Replacement of worn or damaged faucet heads with a 1/2" thread
• Use in residential kitchen and bathroom taps
• Integration into commercial washroom fittings and plumbing repairs
• Plumbing projects requiring corrosion-resistant brass components

Key specifications

• Material: brass (solid brass construction)
• Connection size: 1/2" thread
• Application: tap/faucet head for water fittings
• Installation type: threaded replacement/component
• Environment: suitable for residential and commercial plumbing

How to use

Shut off the water supply before removing the existing faucet head. Unscrew the old head from the valve or mixer body, inspect the thread and sealing surfaces, and clean any debris or old sealant. Apply appropriate sealing tape or replace washers/seals as required, then screw the brass faucet head into the 1/2" thread by hand to align threads and finish tightening with suitable tools to achieve a secure, leak-free fit. Restore water supply and check for leaks, re-tightening gently if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible seals or PTFE tape on the 1/2" thread to ensure a watertight connection. Avoid excessive torque during installation to prevent damage to threads or deformation of sealing elements. For systems with aggressive water chemistry, consider routine inspection intervals to monitor fittings for wear.