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The Sealey CAS15BWE Wingback Elbow is an essential component for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need to terminate 15mm pipe runs securely at a workstation. It provides a stable, leak-resistant connection point for plumbing or compressed air systems, though it requires precise mounting to ensure the wingback remains flush against the surface.
| Model Part Number | CAS15BWE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
The compression side is designed for standard 15mm outer diameter pipes.
Yes, it is suitable for plumbing as well as air line installations provided the pressure is within the component's rated limits.
No, you will need to provide your own screws suitable for the material you are mounting to.
This is a standard 1/2 inch BSP fitting, typically used for universal compatibility with standard shop fittings.
Standard adjustable spanners or pipe wrenches are sufficient for the compression nut and the BSP connection.
Ensure the pipe is pushed fully home into the fitting and the olive is seated correctly before tightening the nut further.
Apply an appropriate amount of PTFE tape or thread sealant to the BSP threads and ensure it is tightened sufficiently.
Check the mounting screws on the wingback flanges; they may need to be tightened or secured into a firmer backing material.
To install, ensure your 15mm pipe is cut cleanly with a pipe cutter and deburred to prevent damage to the compression olive. Secure the wingback to your mounting surface using appropriately sized wood or machine screws. When connecting the 1/2 inch BSP side, always use a compatible thread sealant tape or liquid sealant to ensure a pressure-tight seal. Regularly inspect the mounting screws to ensure they have not loosened due to vibration in heavy-duty air line applications.
