Brass screw coupling, KAN-therm UltraLine 14 G1/2 (model 2510044000)

Brass screw coupling KAN-therm UltraLine 14 G1/2 is a threaded connector intended for joining pipes or fittings with a 14 mm nominal diameter and a G1/2 threaded connection. Manufactured from brass, this coupling offers corrosion resistance and sufficient mechanical strength for typical plumbing and heating installations in residential and light-commercial environments. The design provides a compact, standard-sized threaded joint that integrates with systems using G1/2 connections and 14 mm pipework.

Advantages

The brass construction provides durability and resistance to corrosion, maintaining joint integrity over time. The screw-type (threaded) design simplifies assembly and disassembly when compared to permanent joints, allowing for maintenance or replacement without cutting pipes. Compatibility with standard G1/2 threads and 14 mm nominal piping ensures straightforward integration into common plumbing and heating systems.

Suitable for

• Joining threaded pipes and fittings with G1/2 connections and 14 mm nominal diameter
• Domestic plumbing repairs and installations
• Heating system connections in residential and light-commercial settings
• Situations requiring a removable threaded joint for maintenance or component replacement

Key specifications

• Material: brass (corrosion-resistant, mechanically robust)
• Connection type: screw/threaded
• Thread standard: G1/2 (female/male as required by mating part)
• Nominal pipe size: 14 mm
• Application environment: plumbing and heating systems (residential, light-commercial)

How to use

Ensure mating threads on pipes or fittings are clean and undamaged. Apply an appropriate thread sealant or tape to the male thread if required by the installation standard or local practice. Align the coupling with the mating threaded part and engage the threads by hand to avoid cross-threading, then tighten using an appropriate wrench until a secure, leak-tight joint is achieved without over-tightening. For removals, loosen with the wrench and back off by hand once threads are free.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible thread sealants and follow local plumbing codes. Avoid excessive torque to prevent thread deformation. Inspect joints periodically for signs of leakage or corrosion, especially in mixed-metal assemblies, and replace the coupling if mechanical damage or severe corrosion is observed.