1. Fittings.
This fitting is required when converting from left-hand to standard threads if you need to connect the radiator on the left-hand side. On the right edge of the radiator, there is a standard right-hand thread.
2.1 and 2.2. Air vents.
These devices are installed on one of the upper radiator outlets. They are designed to vent air that may accumulate in the radiator.
3. Plugs for the radiator.
4.1. Ball Valves. These taps are essential to shut off the supply of coolant to the heating radiator.
4.2. Shut-off control valves. These cranes are used to shut off the coolant supply to the heating radiator and change the coolant flow's intensity.
4.3 Thermostat.
5. Brackets or hooks.
6. Coupling with swivel nut (6.1) or fitting with two threads (6.2). These fittings are required to connect the radiator to the metal piping.
7. Adapter (7.1, 7.2). It is necessary to switch from a metal pipe to the type of pipes you use (metal-plastic, polyethylene, etc.)
8. Pipe cutting attachment (8.1,8.2,8.3).
9. Hammer drill.
10. Boer.
11. Anchor.
12. Screws.
13. Hammer.
14. Adjustable wrench or wrench set.
15. Building level, marker, or pencil.
16. Sealing materials (16.1, 16.2, 16.3).