WROT COPPER FITTINGS NOW AVAILABLE AT PIPINGNOW.COM
Copper fittings are available in a range of shapes and configurations to meet the specific needs of different plumbing applications. Some common types of copper fittings include tees, elbows, couplings, reducers, and adapters. Copper fittings are a popular choice for many different types of plumbing systems due to their durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of use. They are often used in applications where a secure and leak-proof connection is essential, such as in hot and cold water supply lines, gas lines, and HVAC systems.
WE OFFER A WIDE SELECTION OF FITTINGS WHICH INCLUDE:
- Elbows: available in 45° and 90°. They are used to join two pieces of pipe, allowing them to change direction, make sharp turn, or go around obstacle. Elbows have female ends, while Street Elbows have both male and female ends.
- Reducers: are a component that changes the pipe size from large to small. They are often connect to pumps.
- Bushings: is a fitting used to join two pieces of pipe.
- End Plugs: are used to seal off end of pipe or a nozzle.
- 180 Degree Return Bends: changes the direction of the flow and reduces the chance of sediment build up.
- Flanges: are used to strengthen and connect pipes, valves, pumps and other equipment on a pipeline.
- Suction Line P-Traps: are used to stop gases or odors from rising back up in a line.
- Unions: connect two pieces of pipe with the ability to be removed.
- Tees: are used to connect three pieces of copper pipe of equal or smaller pipe sizes.
- Couplings: are used to connect pipe with equal or smaller sizes. All copper couplings have an internal "stop," located in the center of the fitting.
- Caps: are meant to seal off the end of a pipe for both temporary and permanent uses.
- Adapters: attach pipe and threaded connections. Male ends are for threaded fittings. Female ends connect fittings with threaded pipe.
- Pipe Strap: used to secure and support copper pipe and tube.
- DWV Fittings: are used for drain, waste, & vent applications, dependent on gravity for the flow media.
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