SS9005-08-08 : Adaptall Straight Adapter - Male 0.5 (1/2x22) JIC x Male 0.5 (1/2x22) BSPP, Stainless Steel

Description

Thread types are displayed first to allow for quick searching along the margin (as opposed to thread gender first which is common). For Adaptall products, the thread types for each description are displayed hose/tube and/or male side first, then port and/or female side (please refer to the Conversion Adapter Identification Guide for details). If both sides of a fitting are the same (both hose/tube or both port) they are displayed alphabetically. For example, a BSPP x NPT nipple has two port threads; according to alphabetization, this description would read BSPP male x NPT male. Part descriptions are then arranged in alphabetical order, with males appearing before females. For example, a male BSPP is typically the first listed while a female SAE O-ring Boss is last. Thread types are displayed first to allow for quick searching along the margin (as opposed to thread gender first which is common). For example, a male BSPP is typically the first listed while a female SAE O-ring Boss is last. Part descriptions are then arranged in alphabetical order, with males appearing before females. For Adaptall products, the thread types for each description are displayed hose/tube and/or male side first, then port and/or female side (please refer to the Conversion Adapter Identification Guide for details). If both sides of a fitting are the same (both hose/tube or both port) they are displayed alphabetically.

Key Features

• For example, a male BSPP is typically the first listed while a female SAE O-ring Boss is last.
• If both sides of a fitting are the same (both hose/tube or both port) they are displayed alphabetically.
• For example, a BSPP x NPT nipple has two port threads; according to alphabetization, this description would read BSPP male x NPT male.
• For Adaptall products, the thread types for each description are displayed hose/tube and/or male side first, then port and/or female side (please refer to the Conversion Adapter Identification Guide for details).
• Thread types are displayed first to allow for quick searching along the margin (as opposed to thread gender first which is common).
• Part descriptions are then arranged in alphabetical order, with males appearing before females.