Anderson Metals
754048-0402 Flare Connector, Lead Free Brass, 1/4 In. X 1/8 In.
Key Features
AI Generated- At Busy Beaver in Delmont, PA you’ll find a connector that fits many pipe materials.
- Choose short nuts for typical use or long nuts when extra vibration resistance is needed.
- Engineered to perform in harsh temperature extremes without failure.
- Built to withstand pull forces, ensuring long‑term durability.
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This Anderson Metals flare connector joins tubing and pipe in fuel systems, plumbing, refrigeration, gas lines, and vacuum applications. The fitting combines a 1/4 inch flare end with a 1/8 inch male pipe thread (MPT), allowing you to connect copper, brass, aluminum, or steel tubing to threaded ports. Lead-free brass construction makes this a compliant product for environmentally responsible use.
The two-piece design—nut and body—resists mechanical pullout and can be disassembled and reassembled many times without compromising the seal. Available in both short-nut and long-nut configurations, so you can choose the right option for your application, whether it's standard installations or high-vibration environments.
Features and Benefits
- Lead-Free Brass: Compliant product that meets regulations for environmentally responsible use without lead.
- Versatile Tubing Compatibility: Works with copper, brass, aluminum, and steel tubing, reducing the need for multiple fitting types across different projects.
- Reusable and Durable: Two-piece construction resists pullout, disassembles easily, and reassembles repeatedly without seal degradation.
- Nut Options: Short nuts for standard use; long nuts available for vibration-prone applications.
- Wide Application Range: Ideal for fuel equipment, plumbing, gases, refrigeration, and vacuum lines.
Specifications
- Brand: Anderson Metals
- Model: 754048-0402
- Flare Size: 1/4 inch
- Pipe Thread Size: 1/8 inch MPT (Male Pipe Thread)
- Material: Lead-free brass
- Construction: Two-piece (nut and body)
- Individually bagged
How to Use
- Preparation: Cut the tubing to a smooth, square end.
- Assembly: Slide the nut onto the tube with threads facing the end, then flare the end of the tube using a flare tool.
- Connection: Thread the nut to the body until snug, then turn an additional one-sixth turn to complete the seal.
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