Legend Valve 311-074CNL 1/2" x 10" chrome nipple
A no-lead chrome-plated brass pipe nipple measuring 10 inches for plumbing connections
- Product colorTransparent
- No-lead brass protects drinking water
- Chrome plating resists corrosion in plumbing systems
- 10 inch length suits standard pipe runs
- 1/2 inch diameter fits common fittings
- California Prop 65 warning discloses chemical risk
Lead-Free Chrome Nipple
The Legend Valve 311-074CNL is a 1/2 inch by 10 inch chrome-plated brass pipe nipple manufactured with no-lead material. It serves as a standard connector for joining two female-threaded fittings in potable water supply lines. The transparent finish indicates the chrome plating over the brass substrate.
Replaces Leaded Brass Nipples
This component upgrades older installations that used traditional brass nipples containing lead. The jump is worth it when local codes or health guidelines require lead-free certification for drinking water systems. It satisfies the requirement for no-lead content in new construction or retrofit projects.
Threaded Brass Limits
The nipple relies on standard NPT threads which create a seal through thread deformation and sealant tape or compound. Over-tightening can crack the fitting or strip the threads, particularly on the thinner wrench flats. The chrome plating resists surface corrosion but does not prevent galvanic action if connected to dissimilar metals without a dielectric union. California Proposition 65 warnings apply due to chemical content in the brass alloy.
How it compares
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- Price $23.99
- Cheaper than about 59% of the 4,240 comparable items (median $31.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LEGEND VALVE |
| Product color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What thread size does the 10 inch chrome nipple need to connect?
The nipple has 1/2 inch threads on each end for standard pipe fittings.
How is the no lead brass nipple installed without damaging the chrome finish?
Apply thread tape to the male threads then tighten with a smooth jaw wrench to avoid marring the plating.
When should the chrome plated brass nipple be replaced in a drain system?
Replace it if the chrome shows pitting, green corrosion or if the threads leak after re taping.
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