1/2 inch Brass AutoFlare Gas 90 Degree Elbow with Steel Mount Flange

Reliable Performance with the 1/2 Inch Brass AutoFlare Gas 90 Degree Elbow with Steel Mount Flange

The 1/2 inch Brass AutoFlare Gas 90 Degree Elbow with Steel Mount Flange is engineered to provide a secure, high-integrity connection in gas distribution systems. Designed for use with corrugated stainless steel tubing (CSST), this fitting delivers precise directional changes while maintaining system reliability and code compliance.

Engineered for System Integrity

• ✅ Brass AutoFlare Construction: Machined from lead-free brass to ensure corrosion resistance and strength in gas applications.
• ✅ AutoFlare Technology: Designed to mechanically form a reliable metal-to-metal seal with CSST, eliminating the need for gaskets, o-rings, or sealants on the flare face.
• ✅ Steel Mounting Flange: Provides structural support and alignment at fixed termination points, ideal for wall or equipment panel mounting.
• ✅ 90 Degree Configuration: Optimizes routing in confined spaces, ensuring directional flow without adding unnecessary bulk or complexity.

Installation Considerations

This fitting must be installed in accordance with the CSST manufacturer’s guidelines using approved tools and torque specifications. The steel flange should be securely fastened to a fixed surface prior to tubing connection to prevent stress on the joint.

• Connection Method: AutoFlare compression
• Sealing Interface: Flared stainless tubing into brass body
• Mounting: Pre-drilled steel flange plate for mechanical fastening

Applications

Commonly used in residential and commercial gas systems including natural gas and propane distribution. Typical installations include appliance terminations, manifold connections, and transitions around framing obstructions.

Compliance and Performance

• Material: Lead-free brass with zinc-plated steel mounting flange
• Size: 1/2 inch nominal CSST connection
• Connection: AutoFlare male x AutoFlare female (elbow body)
• Working Pressure: Suitable for typical low-pressure gas systems
• Standards: Meets ANSI LC-1 and ICC-ES PMG requirements when used with listed CSST systems

Note

All gas installations must follow applicable local and national fuel gas codes. Pressure testing should be conducted per system specifications to confirm joint integrity.