WB34-BRASS-KIT-028+DB+
This set includes:
- 1 x Brass Water Butt Connector 1" BSP Male to 3/4" BSP Female (WB-BR-34BSPF-1BSPM)
- 1 x PTFE Thread Seal Tape
- 1 x Brass In-Line Valve 3/4" BSPF-M (BR-TC-V-34BSPF-M)
- 1 x Brass Geka Type Hose Connector (GK34BSPM)
- 1 x 34mm HSS Hole Saw Drill Bit (DB34MM)
The 1" BSP Male to 3/4" BSP Female brass connector is ideal for water butt and fluid system installations. Its solid brass construction ensures resistance to corrosion and long-lasting reliability. This adapter enables secure size reduction and is suitable for both threaded and unthreaded containers. It can be mounted directly or installed using a drilled hole with sealing washers and a back nut for a watertight fit.
The brass in-line valve provides easy water flow control and features both BSP male and female threads. Its heavy-duty design ensures a strong seal and dependable performance in a wide range of plumbing and irrigation setups. Made entirely from brass, the valve withstands tough environments and high usage with minimal maintenance.
The Geka type fitting, often referred to as a claw coupling, is a fast-connect brass hose connector designed for quick and leak-free assembly. Its universal claw mechanism allows for a twist-lock connection across compatible systems, making it ideal for agriculture, industry, and construction. The integrated rubber seal ensures tight, secure coupling without tools.
PTFE tape, commonly known as plumber’s tape, is a flexible sealing material used to prevent leaks in threaded pipe joints. Resistant to pressure, heat, and chemicals, it easily wraps around threads and ensures a tight, leakproof fit in both domestic and industrial plumbing systems.
The 34mm HSS hole saw drill bit is crafted for clean, accurate cuts in materials like plastic, wood, and metals. Built from high-speed steel, it resists heat and wear, offering smooth, efficient drilling. It is especially useful for creating 1" BSP male holes in barrels and tanks, and fits most standard power tools for straightforward use.
