DNC-4047: Thread Reducer / Step Down Adapter Special Aquatica (1 inch -14 to M16)
Key Features:
- Thread Conversion: The DNC-4047 adapter easily converts Aquatica 1 inch -14 threaded holes to M16x1 threaded holes, offering flexibility for adapting different accessories.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for situations where equipment requires a smaller thread size. This adapter ensures compatibility with a wide range of underwater housings and accessories.
- Marine-Grade Durability: Made from marine-grade aluminum with a hard anodized coating, ensuring durability and corrosion resistance for underwater use.
- Compatibility: Designed specifically for Aquatica 1"-14 threaded port. Large 23.75mm (.950 inch) HDMI Bulkhead Opening.
- Special thread of the connector 1 inch -14. Not compatible with standard Nauticam or similar M24 connectors.
Product Benefits:
- Fixes Mismatched Thread Sizes: The DNC-4047 solves the problem of mismatched threads, making it easier to use equipment that requires a smaller thread size without needing new gear.
- Easy Installation: The adapter is simple to install, allowing quick conversion from 1 inch -14 to M16 for hassle-free use with different accessories.
- Built for Underwater Conditions: The durable design ensures long-term reliability even in harsh underwater environments, keeping your equipment secure.
Applications:
- Thread Size Conversion: Converts 1 inch -14 threaded ports to M16x1 for compatibility with smaller accessories.
- Underwater Housings: Perfect for adapting various underwater housings and equipment to fit different thread sizes.
Brief Description:
The DNC-4047 Thread Reducer / Step Down Adapter is a must-have tool for anyone needing to convert 1 inch -14 threaded holes to M16x1. It’s made from marine-grade aluminum with a hard anodized coating to withstand underwater conditions, ensuring a long-lasting and reliable solution. Ideal for use with Aquatica 1 inch -14 threaded ports, this adapter provides easy installation and compatibility with a wide range of underwater accessories.
