It looks like the ends are threaded. What kind of fitting?
1765023
The copper loop I purchased had no threaded ends. You need to solder on any type of fitting desired.
1765024
it is not threaded and the tubing was great !! used it for gas line 50 ft run !! joe
1786647
It is the end that is female threaded and you just put it in the drill. You could buy a short piece of threaded rod at the hardware store and screw it in and it would make the end smaller to fit in your drill. I use a very large drill because I have one.
828897
the hose goes over the non threaded fitting and you use a screw clamp to tighten it down. Hope this helps
415042
Yes they are threaded. I didn't need to lengthen but a great option if needed.
306395
To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
369544
the threaded end is a standard for all hot water heaters. The only concern is the length if to long it can be cut down with a hacksaw very easily. I have used this same rod in a few different manufactures gas hot water heaters..
195579
The threads are NPT and means they are tapered and not a straight thread like a bolt. The more you screw it in the tighter it gets.
944405
I'd bring it to a hardware store and find something that will fit the threads. They're a strange size though, so good luck.
1770503
You can use a threaded extension but you need to make sure that the extension is not exposed.
408176
Yes, it is "machine threads" and very tight. The end cap has a ribbed surface. Try harder!
12763
Made to screw into the air tank. Not sure but I think it is a 3/8 pipe thread fitting.
1880913
It is fixed. One end has a threaded end that can be tightened up to the tension you want. The other end is fixed. Make sure overall length will be as long as the space needed. If it is too long just use a cutter on the non threaded end and cut to fit. The fixed end comes off so you can cut the tubing to fit the space needed, then just install the end over the tubing. I did that to mine and it has worked great for the last year or more.
733254
No idea but the company should be able to provide a replacement or just put anything on the end that will fit. We haven't had an issue with ours as of yet.
172468
no it must have a threaded portion on the end of the tool of the proper size
717625
Let me respond this way, a 1/4 tube fits in the end. It comes with the needed compression rings. Slide the compression rings on the tube, slide tube into valve, tighten the supplied nut. I dont know the outside diameter of the threaded part or insert of the valve itself.
2142455
I do not know what it will fit. I returned mine. I do know one end has a special type of thread that will only screw into a burner manifold.
2061456
Yes, the ends are screwed in place. The supplied hardware is not the best and depending on the wall material, may need to be replaced with higher quality fasteners.