Brass Pipe Fittings

Elbows: Elbow fittings are used to change the direction of the flow in a pipe system. The most common types are 45° and 90° elbows, which bend the pipe at respective angles to direct the flow as needed.

Tee fittings: Tees are shaped like the letter “t” and are used to join three pipes at a 90° angle. They allow for the splitting or combining of fluid flow, making them essential in systems that require branching off from a main pipe.

Straight couplings: Couplings are used to connect two pipes in a straight line. They are available in various sizes to match different pipe diameters and are commonly used to extend pipe length or repair damaged pipes.

Unions: Unions are designed to allow easy disconnection of pipes without the need for cutting. They are often used in systems that May require periodic maintenance or replacement of parts, as they make assembly and disassembly simple.

Male and female adapters: Adapters are used to connect pipes of different materials or sizes. They come in both male (external threading) and female (internal threading) versions to fit various configurations and ensure compatibility between different pipe types.

Reducing bushings: Bushings are fittings used to reduce the size of the pipe, allowing for the connection of larger pipes to smaller ones. This is essential in systems where different pipe diameters are required for specific purposes.

End caps and plugs: Caps and plugs are used to seal the end of a pipe, preventing the flow of liquid or gas. Caps typically fit over the pipe, while plugs are inserted into the pipe. These fittings are often used in systems that require temporary or permanent closure.

Nipple fittings: Nipples are short lengths of pipe with male threads on both ends. They are used to connect two female-threaded fittings or pipes and are available in various lengths to meet specific connection needs.