Angle transition fitting TECE Nypel GZ 20x3/4" brass

TECE Nypel angle transition fitting in brass is designed to connect a 20 mm pipe end to a 3/4" threaded fixture with an angled transition. The fitting provides a solid brass connection intended for water distribution and heating installations where a change of thread size and direction is required. It is suitable for use in plumbing systems that demand a reliable metal junction between a 20 mm pipe and standard 3/4" threaded components.

Advantages

The brass construction ensures corrosion resistance and mechanical durability, supporting long-term use in potable water and heating systems. The angled design simplifies alignment in confined spaces and reduces the need for additional adapters or pipe bending. Machined threads provide a tight, leak-resistant joint when installed correctly with appropriate sealing materials.

Suitable for

• Connecting 20 mm plumbing pipes to 3/4" threaded valves or fixtures at an angle
• Water distribution systems in residential and commercial buildings
• Heating system connections where direction change and thread adaptation are required

Key specifications

• Material: brass
• Connection type: male thread to push/pipe end transition
• Thread size: 3/4" (male)
• Pipe compatibility: 20 mm
• Orientation: angled transition

How to use

Ensure the mating surfaces and threads are clean and free of debris before installation. Apply an appropriate thread sealant or PTFE tape to the male thread if required by local installation practices. Hand-start the fitting onto the threaded component, then tighten with a suitable wrench until secure; avoid excessive torque to prevent thread damage. Insert and secure the 20 mm pipe according to the connection method used in the system (e.g., compression, push-fit or soldering) and verify alignment and clearance for the angled outlet.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible sealing materials and follow local plumbing codes. Inspect joints for leaks after pressurizing the system and perform routine checks during maintenance. Avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals that may affect brass.