Reducing Nipple ODLEWNIA 1½" x ¾" black model 40, weight 0.251 kg

ODLEWNIA reducing nipple 1½" x ¾" black model 40 is a compact cast fitting designed to provide a threaded transition between pipes or components with 1½-inch and ¾-inch diameters. Finished in a black protective coating, this reducing nipple weighs approximately 0.251 kg and is intended for use in plumbing, heating and general pipework where a reliable mechanical threaded reducer is required.

Advantages

The reducing nipple is made of cast material that offers dimensional stability and mechanical strength for standard threaded connections. Its black finish helps resist surface corrosion in typical indoor and sheltered outdoor installations. The straight reducing design delivers a direct and compact connection, minimizing space requirements while maintaining standard female/male thread compatibility for quick installation.

Suitable for

• Plumbing systems requiring transition between 1½" and ¾" threaded components
• Heating and radiator connections with mixed diameter piping
• General pipework and maintenance tasks where a compact threaded reducer is needed
• Workshop or repair applications involving cast fittings

Key specifications

• Material: cast fitting with protective black finish
• Connection sizes: 1½" to ¾" threaded transition
• Design: straight reducing nipple for inline connection
• Weight: approximately 0.251 kg
• Surface: black coated for basic corrosion resistance

How to use

Select the reducing nipple matching the thread type and size of the mating components. Ensure threads are clean and undamaged before assembly. Apply an appropriate thread sealant or tape compatible with the fluid and system pressure, then hand-start the nipple into the larger or smaller threaded port and tighten with a suitable wrench until a secure, leak-free joint is achieved without over-torquing. Inspect the assembled joint under pressure or with the system filled to verify sealing performance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate thread sealant for the application and follow local plumbing codes. Avoid excessive torque to prevent thread damage; when installing in exposed outdoor or corrosive environments, consider additional protective coating or using fittings rated for those conditions.