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RIEGLER Angled piece, interior / exterior, G/R 1/8, AF 10, Bright brass
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Practical connectors for complex pipe systems

Connectors make it possible to connect two or more pipes securely. Our range includes various geometries such as elbows, T-connectors and cross connectors. The choice depends on the number of pipes to be connected and the desired direction in which the pipes run. Common thread types include the G-thread and the R-thread, both of which are available in our online store. The components are made of brass, nickel-plated brass or stainless steel.

Geometry of the connecting pieces: Angle

Elbows change the direction of the pipe system. They connect pipes that do not run in the same direction. When selecting, pay attention to the degree of angle: classic elbows usually consist of 90 degrees or 45 degrees to enable angled pipe runs.

Crosspieces and T-pieces

Cross pieces have four threads and allow up to four pipes to be connected, with adjacent openings at an angle of 90 degrees. T-pieces, on the other hand, have three threads and are ideal for branches in pipe systems. Different connectors are required for complex applications.

Difference between G-thread and R-thread

You can recognize the G thread by its cylindrical internal and external threads, while R threads have a tapered external thread and a cylindrical internal thread. R-threads can be connected to G-threads, provided the ends are compatible.

Important selection criteria for fittings

The nominal diameter, measured on the inside diameter of the pipe, is decisive. Connecting pieces must have the appropriate nominal diameter in order to be properly installed, often specified in inches (e.g. 1/8 inch or 1/4 inch). The permissible operating pressure and temperature range are also important factors in the selection process. Each fitting has a specific temperature range within which it may be operated.

High-quality materials for connectors

Connecting pieces are made of high-quality materials such as brass, nickel-plated brass and stainless steel. Stainless steel and nickel-plated brass in particular are considered corrosion-resistant and offer a long service life for your piping systems.