Not a direct fit. Joining 3/4" BSP parallel (G3/4 / BSPP) to 1/4" BSP parallel (G1/4 / BSPP) needs a G3/4 to G1/4 reducing bush. Sealing method, the real-world trap, and the exact adapter to buy.

Updated 05 September 2026.

Connect 3/4" BSP parallel (G3/4 / BSPP) to 1/4" BSP parallel (G1/4 / BSPP)

How to join G3/4 and G1/4, and what stops it leaking.

Needs adapter
End A
3/4" BSP parallel (G3/4 / BSPP) (G3/4)
Seals on flat washer or bonded seal on the face
via adapter
End B
1/4" BSP parallel (G1/4 / BSPP) (G1/4)
Seals on flat washer or bonded seal on the face
Adapter neededG3/4 to G1/4 reducing bush

Not a direct fit. Joining 3/4" BSP parallel (G3/4 / BSPP) to 1/4" BSP parallel (G1/4 / BSPP) needs a G3/4 to G1/4 reducing bush.

The adapter to buy

Stepping a G3/4 port down to a G1/4 fitting uses a parallel BSP (BSPP, ISO 228) reducing bush: a male G3/4 on the outside and a female G1/4 inside, both to the same parallel BSP form so they seal flat washer or bonded seal on the face. The major diameter goes from 26.441 mm at G3/4 to 13.157 mm at G1/4. This is a single stocked reducing part; the step is three nominal sizes.

Both ends are the same parallel BSP standard, so the only thing that changes is the size; do not swap standards at the same time. If you need to cross to a different thread form as well, add the correct thread adapter rather than forcing a same-standard reducer to do two jobs.

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Connect 3/4" BSP parallel (G3/4 / BSPP) to 1/4" BSP parallel (G1/4 / BSPP)?

Not a direct fit. Joining 3/4" BSP parallel (G3/4 / BSPP) to 1/4" BSP parallel (G1/4 / BSPP) needs a G3/4 to G1/4 reducing bush.