Tefen BSPT Pipe Hex Nipple – ¼"

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Key Features
  • Durable Material: Made from high-grade Nylon 6-6 for long-term reliability.
  • ¼" BSPT Threads: Compatible with all Tefen female-threaded components.
  • Hex Body: Easy to install or remove with a spanner.
  • Versatile Use: Ideal for creating inline joins between system components.
  • Sealing Ready: Use with thread tape for a watertight connection.

The Tefen BSPT Pipe Hex Nipple – ¼" is a core component for any poultry hydration system using threaded fittings. With standard ¼" BSPT male threads on both ends and a convenient hex body for easy tightening, this connector ensures dependable leak-free operation across a variety of applications.

Versatile System Integration

This fitting is used in both gravity-fed and mains pressure poultry drinker systems to connect two female-threaded components—such as valves, elbows, or adapters. Common uses include bridging Tefen valves to bushings or linking rigid drinker setups inside custom-built coops.

Straightforward Assembly

Install with a 14 mm spanner and seal with plumber’s thread tape. Pair with other Tefen fittings for a seamless hydration solution tailored to your needs.

Product Specifications

Connection Type::
Hex Nipple
Thread::
¼" BSPT (external x external)
Length::
27.1 mm
Spanner Size::
14 mm
Material::
Nylon 6-6
System Use::
Gravity-fed and mains pressure

Where is this fitting typically used?

It’s commonly used to join two female-threaded parts in poultry watering systems. You might use it between a valve and adapter or to install a secondary pressure-safe output point.

Does it work in gravity and pressure-fed systems?

Yes, this connector is suitable for both gravity and mains pressure drinker systems. Always consider water head height (max. 35 cm for cups/nipples) in gravity designs to avoid overflows.

Is thread tape required?

Yes, for leak-free operation, always apply plumber’s thread tape to both BSPT male ends before installation.

Any tips for beginners building DIY drinker systems?

Keep connections simple and modular—use quick-connects where possible. Always test each fitting for leaks before installing permanently, and maintain consistent water pressure for optimal performance. Ensure your water source doesn't exceed the recommended height if using Lubing Cups or Nipples.