Compression Fittings

Compression fittings are essential components for creating secure, leak-free connections in plumbing, gas, and fluid transfer systems. Designed for efficiency, these fittings provide a robust solution for joining pipes and tubes without the need for welding or soldering. Their ease of installation and reusability make them a popular choice across various industries in the UK. Available in brass, stainless steel, and plastic, these fittings cater to diverse requirements, ensuring compatibility with different materials and applications. Compression fittings are employed in water supply systems, hydraulic equipment, and gas distribution networks, offering long-lasting durability and optimal performance. 

Different Varieties of Compression Fittings Available

• Standard Compression Fittings
• Flare Compression Fittings
• Bulkhead Compression Fittings
• Push-Fit Compression Fittings

Exceptional Advantages of Buying Our Top-of-the-line Compression Fittings

• Quick and easy to install.
• Reduces labour costs and assembly time.
• Long-lasting performance in various environments.
• Can be disassembled and reinstalled without replacement.
• Ensures a secure, tight connection for enhanced safety.

Additional Capabilities

• Strong, Reliable Sealing Mechanism to prevent leaks.
• Compatible with Multiple Pipe Materials such as copper, plastic, and stainless steel.
• Pressure and Temperature Resistant for industrial-grade durability.
• Easy to Dismantle and Reuse without damaging the pipe or tubing.

Typical Uses of the Compression Fittings

• Plumbing and Water Supply Systems 
• Gas and Oil Pipelines 
• HVAC and Refrigeration 
• Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems 
• Medical and Laboratory Equipment

Why Choose Our High-Strength Compression Fittings?

Compression fittings provide a simple yet effective solution for connecting pipes and tubing without requiring specialised tools or heat-based joining methods. Their ease of installation, ability to form secure seals, and reusability make them cost-effective and time-saving. Unlike threaded connections, they reduce the risk of leaks and can be easily disassembled for maintenance or system modifications.