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Residential Pipe Fittings

Pipe fittings connect, redirect, branch, reduce, or terminate pipe runs in residential plumbing. Common material families are PPR, PVC, brass, and compression fittings, each matched to pipe type, working pressure, temperature, and connection method (fusion, solvent weld, thread, or mechanical compression).

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Types

PPR Fittings

PPR (polypropylene random copolymer) fittings join PPR pipe by heat fusion, creating a homogeneous, leak-resis…

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PVC Fittings

PVC and CPVC fittings connect rigid plastic pipe by solvent cement or threads. Standard PVC suits cold water, …

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Brass Fittings

Brass fittings are machined metal connectors used for water, gas, and pneumatic lines. They offer strength, he…

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Compression Fittings

Compression fittings join pipe or tubing without heat or solvent by tightening a nut that compresses a ferrule…

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FAQ

How do I choose a pipe fitting?
Match the fitting to the pipe material and system, then confirm size, connection method, and pressure/temperature rating. Mixing materials usually requires a transition adapter.
Are pipe fitting sizes standardized?
Sizes follow standards such as ISO, EN, ASTM or DIN, but thread and dimension systems differ by region and material. Always confirm nominal size and thread type against the datasheet.

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