Brass male threaded connector Tvardy GZ 1/4" (male) for fluid and pneumatic fittings

Tvardy brass male threaded connector GZ 1/4" is a durable hardware fitting with an external 1/4" (G) male thread designed for fluid and pneumatic connections. Manufactured from brass, the connector provides corrosion resistance and mechanical strength for reliable joining of hoses, pipes, valves and adapters. It is intended for use in air, water and other non-aggressive media systems where a compact, threaded transition is required.

Advantages

The brass construction offers good resistance to corrosion and wear while maintaining dimensional stability under typical workshop and plumbing conditions. The external 1/4" (G) male thread ensures compatibility with common pneumatic and hydraulic components, enabling leak-resistant connections when installed correctly. Its compact design simplifies inline installations and transitions between different fittings or hose ends.

Suitable for

• Workshop pneumatic systems and air tools
• Plumbing repairs and small water installations
• Joining hoses, pipes, valves and adapters in non-aggressive media
• Equipment assembly and maintenance tasks requiring a 1/4" G male thread

Key specifications

• Material: brass
• Thread type: external G (BSP) male
• Thread size: 1/4"
• Application media: air, water, non-aggressive fluids
• Typical uses: pneumatic fittings, fluid fittings, hose and pipe connections

How to use

Select the matching female component with an internal 1/4" G thread and ensure both mating surfaces are clean and free of debris. Apply an appropriate thread sealant or tape if required by the application and media, then screw the male connector into the female port by hand to engage the threads. Tighten with a suitable wrench until a secure, leak-resistant fit is achieved, taking care not to over-tighten and deform the fitting. After installation, pressurize the system gradually and check for leaks before full operation.

Usage recommendations

Use with non-aggressive media only; avoid exposure to strongly acidic or alkaline substances. For pressurized air systems, follow local safety standards and ensure fittings are rated for the system pressure. Periodically inspect threaded connections for signs of corrosion or wear and replace if leakage or damage is observed.