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We have our own factory, which can offer ODM & OEM service. The main series:
- PIPE FITTINGS
- HOSE BARB FITTINGS
- 45°FLARE FITTINGS
- COMPRESSION FITTINGS
- PUSH-IN FITTINGS
- DOT AIR BRAKE FITTINGS
Legines Brass SAE 45 Degree Flare Tube Fitting
3/8" Flare Cap
- Flare cap for terminating/closing pipe end.
- Forged Brass for corrosion resistance, ductility at high temperatures, and low magnetic permeability.
- Working pressure up to 2000psi depending on tube (O.D), will withstand burst pressure 5000psi with bundy-weld and 3500psi with copper tubing. Temperature Range of -65°F to +250°F (-53°C to +120°C) range at maximum operating pressures.
- Material : CA360 / CA377
- Certification : AMECA
- Note : Not allowed by federal law to be installed for potable water use in the U.S.A.
Flare Cap
NPT Threads
Hex Head Design
Advantages
Parameters
Select the suitable size product according to the marked parameters.
SAE 45°Flare Series
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Charles
2025-08-23 12:21:30
My local hardware store didn't have the size cap I needed to cap my gas dryer. Amazon did. It fits well and does what I needed it to.
R. Lin
2025-08-22 10:19:37
Converted from gas to electric but I wasn't comfortable with the gas valve alone because it is a quarter valve that takes very little force to turn by accident. This valve doubles as a second line of defense and caps off the gas line physically. It's also affordable enough and quality brass although the material is not very thick, it works in my case.
Papa Dukes
2025-06-28 09:50:16
Was unable to find these at local hardware stores. Cap for Freon valve on Carrier mini split installer failed to put on which allows for Freon leak . Fit perfect
Cecily
2025-05-18 20:07:09
I lost a cap off my Mr.Cool, these are the right size 5/16 is hard to find.
Tony w.
2025-05-01 10:50:51
As advertised
Joel Brandwein
2025-04-22 17:47:07
Over priced but good
Fred E. Elum
2025-02-25 10:43:02
Not sure why I keep buying these. I have to modify them for most of my male flare connections. I grind off about 1/4" of the threads so the cap will seat on the flare and not jam on the threads without seating. I'm not sure if the flare fitting manufactures are responsible or the cap manufacturer is using a filled in nut fitting minus the flared pipe. Of the last four I've had to grind down three to get them to seat.They work, but modifying them is getting old quick...
Mac Bolt
2025-01-15 15:07:02
Capped off a propane line in a camper. Worked as expected
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