Brass & Copper Solder Fittings

Brass and copper solder fittings are specialized plumbing components used to join sections of pipes and other components. These fittings are designed with special threads so that they can be easily attached using a soldering torch. The brass and copper fittings are usually made of either brass or copper alloy and are designed to be resistant to corrosion and pressure. The solder used in the fitting must be compatible with the type of metal being joined in order to ensure a strong and reliable connection.

Why and Where to Use Brass & Copper Solder Fittings? 

Brass and copper solder fittings are most commonly used in plumbing and heating applications. They provide a secure, watertight connection between pipes and fixtures, and are available in a variety of sizes and shapes for a variety of applications. Copper solder fittings are often used in water lines, gas lines, and for other types of fluid lines. Brass solder fittings are often used when more corrosion resistance is required, such as in air conditioning and refrigeration systems. They are also used to connect copper and brass pipes when a secure, permanent joint is needed.