Brass fittings

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In Brass Fittings, you'll find selected products that reliably perform in everyday maritime use. Crucial factors are dimensions, material, and the specific application area – you'll find this information in the product data.

Browse through variants, compare features, and find the version that truly fits your boat.

This ensures the equipment fits not just on paper, but also on board.

Discover variants, materials, and designs built for maritime use. This way, you'll find equipment that remains reliable on board – season after season.

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Can I use brass fittings directly in saltwater underwater environments?
We do not recommend this. Brass is susceptible to dezincification with continuous saltwater contact and galvanic stress. For underwater applications, you should use gunmetal or stainless steel.
What is the difference between G-thread and metric thread for fittings?
G-thread (also BSP) is a pipe thread with inch dimensions, which is standard in many onboard installations. Metric threads follow the M-system. The two types are not compatible with each other – always check which thread your existing system has before purchasing.
May I use brass fittings for fuel lines?
Yes, brass is approved for many fuel applications and is used for this purpose in boat building. It is crucial that the fitting is explicitly intended for this use – you can identify this in the product description of the respective item.
How do you properly seal brass fittings?
For pipe threads (G/BSP), PTFE tape or thread sealant is typically used. For tapered threads, the cone itself often provides the seal. It is important not to apply too much force – brass is softer than steel and can crack or damage the thread if overtightened.