Brass Adapter

Types of Brass Thread & Tube Fittings.

• Brass Compression Fittings: These fittings use compression to create a tight seal between the fitting and the tube, commonly used in plumbing and gas systems.
• Brass Flare Fittings: Featuring a flared end, these fittings create a strong connection by compressing against mating flare fittings, often used in high-pressure applications.
• Brass Barb Fittings: These fittings have barbed ends to attach to hoses, commonly used in low-pressure applications like water lines and pneumatic systems.
• Brass Pipe Fittings: Threaded fittings designed to connect pipes together or to other fittings, available in various configurations such as elbows, tees, couplings, unions, and adapters.
• Brass Push-to-Connect Fittings: These fittings allow for quick connections without the need for tools, ideal for pneumatic and low-pressure applications.
• Brass Compression Tube Fittings: Similar to compression fittings, these fittings connect tubing without the need for soldering or welding, often used in instrumentation and hydraulic systems.
• Brass Hose Fittings: Designed to connect hoses to fittings or other hoses, providing secure connections for various fluid transfer applications.

Applications and Uses

• Plumbing Systems: Brass fittings are widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial plumbing systems for connecting pipes, fixtures, valves, and faucets.
• Pneumatic Systems: These fittings are employed in pneumatic systems for air compression and distribution in various industries, including manufacturing and automation.
• Hydraulic Systems: Brass fittings are utilized in hydraulic systems for fluid transfer and control in machinery, construction equipment, and automotive applications.
• Gas Supply: Brass fittings are used in gas pipelines, including natural gas and propane systems in residential and commercial settings, due to their resistance to corrosion.
• Water Treatment: They are employed in water treatment plants and systems for connecting pipes and fittings, ensuring proper flow and distribution of water.
• Instrumentation: Brass fittings find use in instrumentation and control systems where they connect sensors, gauges, and other equipment for measurement and monitoring purposes.
• Automotive and Marine: Brass fittings are used in vehicles, boats, and ships for various fluid transfer applications, including fuel lines, brake systems, and cooling systems.
• Chemical Processing: In chemical plants and industries dealing with corrosive substances, brass fittings are used for their resistance to certain chemicals and their durability.