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For quick and easy disassembly of the SharkBite Push-Fit Fittings.
Plastic male stem fitting for point of use low pressure applications. It is designed and manufactured for many years of trouble free service. Produced of off-white polypropylene, a high performance thermoplastic material, the design allows for quick and easy connections without the use of installation tools.
The SharkBite PVC IPS (Iron Pipe Size) disconnect clip can be used the release a SharkBite PVC IPS Fitting from Sch. 40, 80, 120 PVC Pipe. The PVC Disconnect Clip will release the fitting on the white collar of the fitting. The PVC Disconnect Clip also serves as a safe seal depth gauge to mark the PVC Pipe to ensure the fitting has been inserted to the proper depth.
Copper and copper alloy push connect fittings provide plumbing system design flexibility by allowing you to join copper, CPVC, or PEX lines with just one fitting. Push fit, tool free, permanent fitting. pre-lubed for quick installation, approved for underground installations. Bagged.
Copper and copper alloy push connect fittings provide plumbing system design flexibility by allowing you to join copper, CPVC, or PEX lines with just one fitting. Push fit, tool free, permanent fitting. pre-lubed for quick installation, approved for underground installations.
Plastic female stem fitting is ASSE 1061 certified for domestic plumbing service. It is designed and manufactured for many years of trouble free service. Produced of off-white Polysulfone, a high performance thermal plastic material, the design allows for quick and easy connections without the use of installation tools.
Works with copper, CPVC, Pex, LPDE, MPDE, HDPE and polybutylene tubing in hot and cold water applications. Incorporates stainless steel gripping teeth in the collets, allowing the connectors to interconnect with multiple materials without special tools or tube inserts. Exclusive O-ring guide insures zero-leak connections. Tube orientation can be changed by a simple twist, reducing the amount of tubing required to plumb a water system. Reusable, approved for use behind walls and underground.
Incorporates stainless steel gripping teeth in the collets. These corrosion resistant teeth allow the connectors to interconnect with multiple materials without the need for special tools or tube inserts. It works with copper, CPVC, pex, LPDE, MPDE, HDPE and polybutylene tubing.
Copper and copper alloy push connect fitting. Push fit, tool free, permanent fitting. pre-lubed for quick installation, approved for underground installations.
Works with copper, CPVC, PEX, LPDE, MPDE, HDPE and polybutylene tubing in hot and cold water applications. Incorporates stainless steel gripping teeth in the collets, allowing the connectors to interconnect with multiple materials without special tools or tube inserts. Exclusive O-ring guide insures zero-leak connections. Tube orientation can be changed by a simple twist, reducing the amount of tubing required to plumb a water system. Reusable, approved for use behind walls and underground. Polybagged
Works with copper, CPVC, PEX, LPDE, MPDE, HDPE and polybutylene tubing in hot and cold water applications. Incorporates stainless steel gripping teeth in the collets, allowing the connectors to interconnect with multiple materials without special tools or tube inserts. Exclusive O-ring guide insures zero-leak connections. Tube orientation can be changed by a simple twist, reducing the amount of tubing required to plumb a water system. Reusable, approved for use behind walls and underground. Polybagged.
Plastic quick connect fittings are made from polysulfone, a high performance thermal plastic material. Design allows for quick and easy connections to pipe without installation tool. Use on copper, pex, CPVC and polybutylene pipe. Product meets all National Plumbing Codes.
Connects to copper, PEX or CPVC, no glue, soldering, crimping or special tools, approved for in-wall and underground burial, approved for potable water, radiant and hydronic heating, easily repositioned or removed.
