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Midland Chrome-Plated Brass Coupling

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Description

Midland Chrome-Plated Brass Coupling

Midland Chrome-Plated Brass Couplings provide durable threaded connections between compatible male-threaded pipe and plumbing components.

The brass body offers dependable mechanical strength, while the chrome-plated finish provides a clean appearance and added exterior surface protection. This listing includes both a standard coupling and a reducing coupling in 1/4" and 3/8" connection sizes.

Product Highlights

  • Durable brass construction
  • Chrome-plated exterior finish
  • Female threaded coupling design
  • Available in standard and reducing configurations
  • Connects compatible male-threaded pipe or fitting ends
  • Precision-machined internal threads
  • Compact straight coupling design
  • Suitable for compatible plumbing and piping systems
  • Available in 1/4" and 3/8" connection sizes
  • Includes Midland models 45432 and 45411

Technical Specifications

Product Type Threaded Pipe Coupling
Brand Midland
Material Brass
Finish Chrome-Plated
Connection Style Female Thread x Female Thread
Configuration Standard and Reducing Coupling
Available Sizes 1/4" and 3/8" x 1/4"
Available Models 45411 and 45432
Primary Function Connecting Compatible Male-Threaded Components
Typical Applications Plumbing, Piping, Utility, Maintenance, and General Fluid Handling Systems

Available Models

Midland 45432

3/8" x 1/4" Chrome-Plated Reducing Coupling

Designed to connect two compatible male-threaded components of different nominal connection sizes.

Midland 45411

1/4" Chrome-Plated Coupling

Designed to connect two compatible same-size 1/4" male-threaded components.

Coupling Configuration

Female Thread

One end features internal female threads for connection to a compatible male-threaded pipe, nipple, fitting, valve, or equipment connection.

Chrome-Plated Brass Body

The brass body provides dependable strength and corrosion resistance, while the chrome-plated finish adds exterior surface protection and a clean appearance.

Female Thread

The opposite end also features internal female threads, with either a matching size or reduced size depending on the selected model.

Construction Details

The solid brass body provides reliable mechanical strength and corrosion resistance in compatible service conditions.

The chrome-plated exterior finish provides a clean appearance while adding a protective surface layer to the brass body.

Precision-machined internal female threads allow the coupling to join compatible male-threaded pipe or fitting ends securely when installed using proper threaded connection practices.

Standard vs. Reducing Coupling

Standard Coupling

The 1/4" Midland 45411 coupling connects two compatible male-threaded components of the same nominal size.

Reducing Coupling

The Midland 45432 provides a 3/8" x 1/4" reducing connection for joining compatible male-threaded components of different sizes.

Typical Applications

Plumbing & Piping

  • Threaded plumbing connections
  • Pipe extensions
  • Equipment connections
  • Utility piping
  • General threaded piping systems

Maintenance & General Service

  • Repair applications
  • Threaded fitting transitions
  • Component replacement
  • Compact piping assemblies
  • Compatible fluid handling systems

Model Selection

Select the coupling based on the connection sizes required by the mating male-threaded components.

  • 45432: 3/8" x 1/4" reducing coupling
  • 45411: 1/4" standard coupling

Verify both connection sizes before ordering to ensure compatibility with the intended piping system.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What material are these couplings made from?

These couplings are manufactured from brass with a chrome-plated exterior finish.

What configurations are available?

This listing includes both a standard 1/4" coupling and a 3/8" x 1/4" reducing coupling.

What is Midland model 45432?

Model 45432 is a 3/8" x 1/4" chrome-plated reducing coupling.

What is Midland model 45411?

Model 45411 is a 1/4" chrome-plated standard coupling.

What is the difference between a standard and reducing coupling?

A standard coupling joins two compatible threaded components of the same size, while a reducing coupling joins two different connection sizes.

What type of connections do these couplings use?

They feature internal female threaded connections for joining compatible male-threaded components.

What is the purpose of the chrome-plated finish?

The chrome-plated finish provides a clean appearance and adds exterior surface protection to the brass body.

Should thread sealant be used?

Use an appropriate thread sealant based on the piping material, thread type, and service conditions.

What should I verify before ordering?

Confirm the required connection sizes, standard or reducing configuration, mating thread compatibility, pressure, temperature, and intended media.

Are these suitable for all fluids?

No. Pressure, temperature, material, sealant, and media compatibility should always be verified before installation.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • This listing includes Midland models 45432 and 45411.
  • 45432 is a 3/8" x 1/4" chrome-plated reducing coupling.
  • 45411 is a 1/4" chrome-plated standard coupling.
  • Verify the required connection sizes before ordering.
  • Confirm mating components use compatible male threads.
  • Use an appropriate thread sealant based on the piping material and service conditions.
  • Verify brass and chrome-plated construction are compatible with the intended media.
  • Confirm pressure and temperature requirements before installation.
  • Avoid excessive tightening that could damage the coupling or mating threads.
  • Inspect all threaded surfaces for damage before assembly.
  • Apply installation torque using appropriate wrenching surfaces.
  • Check completed connections for leakage before placing the system into service.
  • Install according to accepted piping practices and applicable codes.
  • Follow Midland manufacturer recommendations where available.
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