Brass Female Connector (threaded) Perfexim GW 3/4" MPN 07-208-0200-000

Perfexim Brass Female Connector GW 3/4" is a threaded coupling designed to create a reliable internal-thread connection between compatible pipes and fittings. Manufactured from brass, the connector provides corrosion resistance and mechanical strength for installations where a 3/4" female thread is required. Its compact form and standard thread geometry make it compatible with common plumbing and heating components.

Advantages

The brass construction offers natural resistance to corrosion and mineral deposits, extending service life in water and heating systems. Threaded design ensures a secure mechanical connection without the need for soldering or fusion techniques. The compact dimensions and standardized thread allow for quick installation and easy replacement in tight spaces. Materials and finishing reduce the risk of leaks when combined with appropriate sealing materials such as thread tape or sealant.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial plumbing repairs and connections
• Hot and cold water distribution systems
• Heating system pipes and radiators
• Connections to valves, taps and threaded fittings requiring 3/4" internal thread

Key specifications

• Material: brass for corrosion resistance and mechanical durability
• Connection type: internal (female) threaded 3/4"
• Application environment: potable water, heating systems, general plumbing
• Design: compact threaded coupling for standard pipe fittings

How to use

Before installation, verify that the male thread of the mating part matches the 3/4" internal thread and is free of damage or debris. Clean threads and apply an appropriate thread sealant—such as PTFE tape or a compatible liquid sealant—on the male thread to ensure leak-tightness. Hand-start the connector onto the male thread to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with suitable wrenches to the recommended torque for brass fittings, taking care not to over-tighten. Inspect the assembled connection and test the system under working pressure to confirm there are no leaks.

Usage recommendations

Use PTFE tape or a compatible thread sealant and avoid excessive torque during tightening. For applications in aggressive environments or where galvanic corrosion may occur, consider using dielectric unions or appropriate protective measures. Regularly inspect threaded connections as part of routine maintenance, especially in heating systems and areas exposed to temperature cycling.