BSPP Fittings / Threads - Identification & Installation - Heads Up for Hosers

Welcome back to Heads Up for Hosers by Gregg Distributors, where we will teach you everything there is to know about fittings.
In this episode, we dive deep into BSPP fittings. This includes everything from identification of the male and female fittings, to installation.
Chapters:
0:00 INTRO
0:33 BSPP FITTING
1:26 MALE AND FEMALE BSPP
2:35 DASH SIZES
3:02 EXAMPLE OF HOSE SIZES
4:00 IDENTIFICATION OF BSPP FITTINGS
09:58 ORB VS. BSPP PORT FITTINGS
10:40 THREAD DESIGNATION
12:15 INSTALLING A STRAIGHT MALE PORT CONNECTION
14:13 OUTRO
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[@matthewcalder4351]

No wonder I get ordering the wrong fittings way to much confusion sounds like the industry needs to make everything uniform to make life easier all round.cheers M

[@breinerpareja1606]

Hi. I from chile

[@lukenicholl7746]

Will a 3/4 bspp screw into a 3/4 bsp

[@GreggDistributorsLP]

BSP and BSPP are very often synonymous with each other. The key thing to watch for is the profile of the adapter. So long as both fittings in your hand have a parallel profile down the shaft of the adapter, they should mate without issue. If on the other hand your "BSP" fitting has a tapered profile, it is likely a BSPT thread and it will not create a seal. Hope that helps!