Struggling with complicated pipe connections that require specialized tools, messy sealants, or risky open flames? The John Guest straight adapter transforms the way you join pipes and tubing, making installation as simple as pushing two pieces together. This innovative push-to-connect fitting eliminates the frustration of traditional plumbing methods while maintaining professional-grade reliability.
Crafted from high-performance acetal copolymer, this straight adapter delivers exceptional durability with low moisture absorption and high tensile strength. The material's fatigue resistance ensures long-lasting performance even under constant pressure cycles. With a working pressure rating of up to 150 psi, this fitting handles everything from residential water systems to moderate industrial applications with confidence.
This versatile adapter bridges the gap between different connection types—featuring a 1/2" tube OD on one end and a 1/2" NPTF male connector on the other. It's perfect for transitioning between plastic tubing and threaded metal pipes, or connecting components with mismatched diameters. The push-to-connect design means you can work in confined spaces or sensitive environments where soldering torches and chemical sealants simply aren't options.
Each fitting meets rigorous NSF/ANSI standards 14, 51, and 61, certifying it safe for use with potable water and food equipment. Whether you're repairing a leaky faucet, building an irrigation system, or working on industrial machinery, you can trust these fittings won't contaminate your water or fail under pressure. The John Guest reputation for quality, established since 1961, means you're getting components designed by plumbing experts who understand real-world installation challenges.
Use these fittings in HVAC systems, medical equipment, food processing, automotive fluid lines, or anywhere you need quick, reliable connections without specialized tools. The pack of 10 gives you plenty of fittings for multiple projects, making it economical whether you're a professional installer or a DIY enthusiast tackling weekend repairs.
