1/2" yellow brass sea outlet – DVGW – code: *0050D – MaestriniI

1/2″ yellow brass sea outlet Maestrini – code *0050D

The 1/2″ yellow brass sea outlet Maestrini (code *0050D) is a component dedicated to the construction and maintenance of systems in the field of nautical and plant engineering, where a reliable and easily integrated element in the circuit is required. The product is indicated for typical onboard applications and for contexts where fittings and components of the family are used hydraulics.

Product features and details

The sea intake is offered in the size 1/2″ and is made of yellow brass. The combination of standard size and metal material makes it suitable for many system configurations, especially when you want to maintain uniformity with components already on board.

Identifying data

• Product: Sea intake
• Size: 1/2″
• Material: yellow brass
• Product code: *0050D
• Brand / supplier: Maestrini S.r.l. Sole Shareholder Company
• Title indication: DVGW

Construction and usage setup

A sea intake is an element that, by its nature, is chosen for its function of managing the passage in a circuit connected to the hull or a service line. In the nautical field, the selection of the component often takes place based on practical criteria such as:

• consistency of the measurement with the existing system;
• compatibility with the fittings already installed;
• preference for a metal material such as’brass in ordinary maintenance contexts.

The reference to code *0050D allows quick identification during reordering, spare parts management, and supply standardization.

Typical applications (nautical and plant engineering)

A 1/2″ sea outlet is commonly used in operations and interventions where it is necessary to set up or restore a line with a small size, often connected to on-board utilities or services.

Examples of use

• Fittings and refitting of onboard hydraulic systems, when you want to maintain a standard size.
• Maintenance and replacement of worn or no longer suitable components, paying attention to the correspondence of the code and size.
• Integration in circuits that use fittings and components from the “Hydraulics and fittings” category.

For specific applications (type of system, connection scheme, upstream and downstream components), it is good practice to compare the configuration with that provided by the project or with what is already installed.

Why choose this sea intake

• Size 1/2″: widespread format that facilitates insertion in many system configurations.
• Yellow brass: material commonly used in fittings and hydraulic components.
• Code *0050D: useful to reduce errors during reordering and spare parts management.
• for continuity with components already present in the system: well-known reference in the technical component sector for systems.
• DVGW indication reported in the denomination: identifying element present in the product name, useful for those searching exactly for this version.

Usage, notes, and installation tips

The correct selection and installation of a sea intake requires attention to system details and operating conditions. In particular, before purchase and installation it is appropriate to verify:

• the size 1/2" requested from the installation point;
• the match of the code *0050D with the desired spare part;
• compatibility with the fittings and with the components already present (adapters, pipes, connections).

Good practices

• In case of replacement, always compare the removed component with the new one (size and configuration).
• During maintenance, also inspect the connected components (fittings and lines) to avoid partial interventions.
• If the system is part of an onboard system, evaluate the intervention in the overall context of the installation.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the size of this Maestrini sea intake?

The sea outlet is size 1/2″.

What material is the sea intake made of?

It is made of yellow brass, as indicated in the product name.

What is the product code for reordering?

The product code is *0050D, useful for correctly identifying the item during purchase or spare parts request.

Is this sea intake suitable for nautical applications?

Yes, it is a typical component for onboard system engineering and maintenance in the nautical field, particularly in the hydraulic and fittings category.