I got the 1/2"x1/2" fittings from Purity Stainless in Dartmouth (Woodside).
$9/fitting Tax in.
Derek has worked with Nash, Propeller, Garrison and lots of wineries.
They can source parts and cut and fabricate as needed.
It cost about a dollar more than ordering and no shipping.
If you need stainless parts and dont have a guy with a scrap yard call them and ask. 468-5598 tell them your a BrewNoser.
Sandy
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I had him make some bevel seat to Tri-clamp adapters for me. He can make or get anything stainless, just a little eccentric!
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Sandy.. what fittings did you get made? I feel like I have a case of the stupids for not getting it. Perhaps the 1/2" barb?
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Little?HPhunter wrote:I had him make some bevel seat to Tri-clamp adapters for me. He can make or get anything stainless, just a little eccentric!
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I just got the 1/2"-1/2" fittings. $9 each. He will show you all kinds of toys if you and he have time.RobD wrote:Sandy.. what fittings did you get made? I feel like I have a case of the stupids for not getting it. Perhaps the 1/2" barb?
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is this the british pipe thread to Npt for the pump?GAM wrote:I just got the 1/2"-1/2" fittings. $9 each. He will show you all kinds of toys if you and he have time.RobD wrote:Sandy.. what fittings did you get made? I feel like I have a case of the stupids for not getting it. Perhaps the 1/2" barb?
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The MPT valve Teflon fits the pump. the .5-.5 out of the valve will go to hose. Or something like that.
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Why did you put a valve on each side of the pump? Typically you want to restrict the outflow of the pump, not the inflow.
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The BPT andMPT fittings did not work well but the valves did. I don't know why.Fishdisease wrote:Why did you put a valve on each side of the pump? Typically you want to restrict the outflow of the pump, not the inflow.
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Unless you are trying to do a pump characteristic study or make the pump cavitate.Fishdisease wrote:Why did you put a valve on each side of the pump? Typically you want to restrict the outflow of the pump, not the inflow.
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