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Midland Copper Male Fitting Adapter - FTG x MPT

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Description

Midland Copper Male Fitting Adapter - FTG x MPT

Midland Copper Male Fitting Adapters provide a transition from a copper fitting-end connection to a male pipe thread connection. These adapters combine an FTG solder-joint connection with MPT male pipe thread for connecting compatible copper fittings to threaded valves, equipment, fittings, and other piping components.

This listing includes configurations from 1/2" through 2", including a 1/2" x 3/4" option for applications where the copper fitting connection and male pipe thread differ in size.

Product Highlights

  • Midland copper male fitting adapter
  • FTG x MPT connection configuration
  • Copper fitting-end connection
  • Male pipe thread connection
  • Copper construction
  • Solder-joint x threaded transition
  • Equal-size and unequal-size configurations
  • Seven configurations on one listing
  • Sizes from 1/2" through 2"
  • Designed for compatible copper piping systems

Available Sizes & Part Numbers

Part Number Size Connection
77331 1/2" FTG x MPT
77332 1/2" x 3/4" FTG x MPT
77333 3/4" FTG x MPT
77334 1" FTG x MPT
77335 1-1/4" FTG x MPT
77336 1-1/2" FTG x MPT
77337 2" FTG x MPT

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Midland
Product Type Copper Male Fitting Adapter
Material Copper
Connection Type FTG x MPT
Copper Connection Fitting End / Solder Joint
Threaded Connection Male Pipe Thread
Configuration Straight Adapter
Available Sizes 1/2" through 2"

What Does FTG x MPT Mean?

FTG x MPT identifies the two different connection styles used on this adapter.

  • FTG: copper fitting end designed to insert into a compatible copper fitting socket
  • MPT: male pipe thread designed to connect to a compatible female threaded component
  • Provides a straight copper-to-threaded transition
  • Useful when installation space favors a fitting-end connection rather than a cup connection

FTG End vs. Copper Cup

FTG Connection

The fitting end is designed to insert into a compatible copper fitting socket. It does not receive copper tubing directly like a standard cup connection.

Cup Connection

A cup-style connection is designed to receive compatible copper tubing. Copper cup x MPT adapters are maintained as a separate product family.

Why Use an FTG x MPT Adapter?

Compact Connection

The fitting end can insert directly into another compatible copper fitting for a compact transition.

Threaded Equipment Connection

The male pipe thread provides a connection for compatible female-threaded valves, fittings, equipment ports, and accessories.

Copper-to-Thread Transition

Combines a copper solder-joint fitting connection and male threaded outlet in one component.

Available Size Range

Smaller Sizes

  • 1/2" - 77331
  • 1/2" x 3/4" - 77332
  • 3/4" - 77333
  • 1" - 77334

Larger Sizes

  • 1-1/4" - 77335
  • 1-1/2" - 77336
  • 2" - 77337

Equal vs. Unequal Connection Sizes

Equal-Size Adapter

Single-size variants use matching nominal connection sizes, such as 1", 1-1/4", or 2".

1/2" x 3/4" Adapter

Part number 77332 provides a 1/2" copper fitting connection with a 3/4" male pipe thread connection.

Solder Joint & Threaded Installation

  • Verify both connection sizes before installation.
  • Confirm the FTG end will mate with the intended copper fitting socket.
  • Clean all copper mating surfaces thoroughly.
  • Use soldering materials appropriate for the piping application.
  • Protect the male threads from solder, flux, and excessive heat.
  • Allow the soldered connection to cool before completing the threaded assembly where practical.
  • Use thread sealant appropriate for the piping system.
  • Avoid excessive torque on the threaded connection.

Common Applications

Plumbing & Mechanical

  • Copper water piping
  • Heating systems
  • Cooling systems
  • Mechanical rooms
  • Valve connections
  • Equipment connections

Commercial & Industrial

  • Facility piping systems
  • Process piping
  • Industrial equipment connections
  • Maintenance and repair
  • Threaded component transitions
  • Copper distribution systems

How to Select the Correct Adapter

  • Step 1: Identify the required copper fitting-end size.
  • Step 2: Identify the required male pipe thread size.
  • Step 3: Confirm an FTG connection rather than a copper cup connection is required.
  • Step 4: Match the connection dimensions to the correct Midland part number.
  • Step 5: Verify solder-joint and threaded installation requirements for the application.

Complete Variant Reference

77331 1/2" FTG x MPT
77332 1/2" x 3/4" FTG x MPT
77333 3/4" FTG x MPT
77334 1" FTG x MPT
77335 1-1/4" FTG x MPT
77336 1-1/2" FTG x MPT
77337 2" FTG x MPT

Installation Guidance

  • Verify fitting-end and thread sizes before installation.
  • Confirm the FTG end is inserted into the correct copper fitting socket.
  • Clean all copper mating surfaces before joining.
  • Protect the male pipe threads during soldering.
  • Use soldering materials and procedures appropriate for the application.
  • Allow the fitting to cool before applying thread sealant where practical.
  • Use appropriate thread sealant on the MPT connection.
  • Support piping to minimize stress on the adapter.
  • Pressure-test the completed system according to applicable requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does FTG x MPT mean?

FTG identifies a copper fitting end that inserts into a compatible copper fitting socket, while MPT identifies a male pipe thread connection.

Is FTG the same as a copper cup connection?

No. A fitting end inserts into a socket, while a cup connection receives copper tubing.

What sizes are available?

This listing includes 1/2", 1/2" x 3/4", 3/4", 1", 1-1/4", 1-1/2", and 2" configurations.

What is Midland part number 77332?

77332 is the 1/2" x 3/4" FTG x MPT copper male fitting adapter.

What is Midland part number 77336?

77336 is the 1-1/2" FTG x MPT copper male fitting adapter.

What is the largest size?

The largest listed configuration is the 2" adapter, Midland part number 77337.

How is the copper end installed?

The FTG end is inserted into a compatible copper fitting socket and joined using appropriate solder-joint procedures.

Important Ordering Notes

  • This listing contains seven Midland copper male fitting adapters.
  • All variants use FTG x MPT connections.
  • Confirm that a fitting-end copper connection is required rather than a cup connection.
  • Part number 77332 has unequal 1/2" x 3/4" connection sizes.
  • Verify both copper and threaded connections before ordering.
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