Grow1 1/2-in MPT Male Thread Connector - 17mm Compression Adapter - 25 Count

Connect 17mm Tubing to Threaded Fittings - 1/2-in MPT

Joining drip tubing to threaded valves, filters and manifolds often means extra parts and extra time. This adapter has a 17mm compression fitting on one end and a 1/2-in male pipe thread on the other, so tubing connects to a standard 1/2-in female threaded port directly. It is rated for 0-100 PSI and 32°F to 140°F.

This unit holds 25 adapters. That suits growers building or converting a multi-line hydroponic or drip layout, and anyone who wants spares on hand for repairs. Small gardens and commercial rooms can both use it.

Key Features & Benefits

• 17mm compression fitting — grips 17mm tubing without a separate clamp.
• 1/2-in male pipe thread — threads into standard 1/2-in female fittings.
• UV-resistant plastic — a high-strength material suited to light-exposed installations.
• 0-100 PSI pressure rating — covers typical low-pressure irrigation lines.
• Dark colour — blends with tubing.

Who Should Use Grow1 1/2-in MPT Male Thread Connector

Growers building a new drip or hydroponic system, converting existing tubing, or repairing an irrigation line will find it useful. Commercial operations that need many matching connections can also use the 25-count unit.

About Grow1 1/2-in MPT Male Thread Connector

Grow1 makes this adapter with a 17mm compression connection and a 1/2-in male pipe thread (MPT). It is made of high-strength, UV-resistant plastic, rated 0-100 PSI and 32°F to 140°F. It is sold as one unit containing 25 pieces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this adapter connect?
A: It connects 17mm tubing to a 1/2-in female threaded component. Examples include valves, filters, regulators, pumps and manifold outlets.

Q: How many adapters come in one order?
A: One unit contains 25 adapters.

Q: What does MPT mean?
A: MPT stands for male pipe thread. The threads are on the outside of the fitting, so it screws into a female threaded port.

Q: What pressure and temperature can it handle?
A: It is rated for 0-100 PSI and 32°F to 140°F. Keep your system within those limits.

Q: Will it hold up in bright light?
A: The plastic is UV-resistant, which makes it suitable for light-exposed installations.