Press Fitting Uses and Applications
There is a press fitting solution for every application in
the world. A number of industrial organizations
that outline building codes and safety measures for workplace, including
the Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors Association (PHCC), approve
press fittings for use in various applications.
1. Chemical lines
Stainless steel press fittings offer chemical resistance
which can benefit the industrial facilities. Some pipe systems that carry
highly corrosive chemicals and solutions like nitric and phosphoric acids use
stainless press fitting pipes depending on the brand, and gauge of the
material. Press fitting does not require a flame to create secure connection,
the potential risk of industrial chemicals coming in contact with heat is discarded.
2. Gas lines
In gas lines and compressed air systems, press fittings have
found a great use. The type of gas matters in this scenario, you can install
gas lines with ease by using carbon steel, stainless steel and copper press
fittings. This also includes natural gas lines for some of the reactive gases.
When connected properly with sealing equipment, press fittings form an airtight
pipe connection. This not only takes lesser time and labor as compared to welding
and solder, but also provides the most accurate leak-free gas lines.
3. Hydronic heating and cooling systems
Press fitting systems pay off when it comes to hydronics.
Because of their resistance to propylene glycol and ethylene glycol, press
fitting pipes can be used in perfect alignment with chilled waters and hydronic
heat applications likewise. To be used in hydronic heating and cooling
applications, various manufacturers produce press fittings in copper, stainless
steel and carbon steel. This enables you to design a time effective, less labor
consuming and cost friendly climate control solution for your clients specific
requirements.
4. Greywater lines
For constructing a secure drainage system, Copper and press fittings stainless steel, are approved
for use in greywater lines applications as a timely and effective solution. It
not only saves time during installation but it is also beneficial for
completing repairs in due time without halting the operations. It allows you to
repair in wet conditions which lets us perform repairs faster and to lessen the
damage from leaked greywater.
By using press fitting pipes, you can keep industrial and
mechanical operations running like well-oiled machine systems. A wide range of
press fittings are safe for use with combustible substances like diesel,
butane, kerosene and propane to petroleum-based lubricants and heating oils.
Check with the manufacturer provided specifications to find the best copper or
carbon steel, stainless steel, press fitting for the specific type of fuel or
oil line.
6. Potable water systems
Copper and stainless steel press fittings that are announced
to be lead free by NSF are perfect to be used in potable water systems. Press
fittings make it easier for workers to install hot and cold potable water lines,
in residential new construction building projects or in large scale commercial
applications. Stainless steel press fittings can also be used in reverse
osmosis drinking water systems which enables the on demand filtered drinking
water for your customers.
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