Anderson Metals Corp 54748-1512 Flare X Mpt Gas Adapter

Product Description

The ANDERSON METALS CORP 54748-1512 is a flare-to-male-pipe-thread gas fitting adapter designed to transition a 15/16 inch flare connection to a 3/4 inch male pipe thread (MPT) fitting. This adapter is a standard connection component used in gas supply lines where flare tubing meets a threaded pipe port. It is suitable for use in residential and light commercial gas piping applications and is typically installed by licensed plumbers, HVAC technicians, or gas fitters during appliance hookup, manifold work, or gas line assembly.

This adapter is commonly used in natural gas and propane distribution systems where a flared copper or flexible gas line must terminate at a threaded port on a valve, appliance inlet, or gas manifold. The 15/16 inch flare by 3/4 inch MPT configuration is a frequently encountered size pairing in residential appliance connections and service work. This product is sold in bulk pack quantities of 10 units per package, making it practical for service vehicles and supply stock.

Key Features

• 15/16 inch flare inlet transitions to 3/4 inch male pipe thread outlet
• Designed for gas service applications including natural gas and propane lines
• Bulk pack of 10 units per package for efficient restocking
• Male pipe thread end conforms to standard NPT thread pattern for reliable sealing
• Compact adapter format for tight-clearance installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or service fitting for gas piping systems requiring a 15/16 inch flare to 3/4 inch male pipe thread transition.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or gas fitter in accordance with local codes and the International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC). Shut off the gas supply and verify zero pressure at the work point before disassembling any fittings. Apply an approved pipe thread sealant or gas-rated PTFE tape to the male pipe threads before assembly. Do not overtighten the flare nut — snug plus a controlled turn is the standard practice; use two wrenches to avoid twisting the supply line.