Henny Penny 17407 Connector, 1/2" Male Elbow

Henny Penny 17407 Connector, 1/2" Male Elbow

The Henny Penny 17407 Connector is an OEM-grade ½" male elbow fitting designed for use in compatible fryer systems and fluid routing assemblies. Precision-engineered for durability and leak-resistant performance, this connector ensures secure connections in critical fluid lines and components within commercial kitchen equipment.

Reliable Elbow Fitting for Fluid Connections

This ½" male elbow connector is a vital component wherever a durable, secure turn connection is needed in fryer fluid systems, grease lines, or accessory plumbing connections. Its compact, robust design supports long-term performance and helps maintain consistent operation in high-use environments.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Part — Designed to meet original Henny Penny specifications.
• ½" Male Elbow — Angled design for secure fluid routing.
• Durable Construction — Built to withstand commercial kitchen use.
• Precision Fit — Helps prevent leaks and misalignment.
• Versatile Use — Ideal for fluid lines, plumbing connections, and fryer assemblies.
• Compact Design — Space-efficient elbow connection for tight installs.

Operational Benefits

• Improved System Integrity — Durable fitting helps reduce leaks at elbow joints.
• Easy Installation — Standard ½" male threads make replacement or upgrades quick.
• Supports Equipment Performance — Helps maintain proper fluid routing under heavy duty use.
• Cost-Effective OEM Solution — Affordable and reliable replacement part.

Compatible Equipment

This ½" male elbow connector is compatible with a range of commercial fryer and foodservice equipment applications requiring a durable fluid routing elbow fitting. Always confirm your specific model requirements before ordering to ensure fit and compatibility.

Technical Specifications

Installation & Care

• Ensure fluid lines are depressurized before installation.
• Apply thread sealant or approved tape if required for your application.
• Tighten securely to avoid leaks, but avoid over-torquing.
• Check seals periodically as part of routine equipment maintenance.
• Replace worn or damaged connectors promptly to maintain system integrity.