Metric Compression Fittings Stainless Steel

Metric Compression Fittings Stainless Steel FAQ

Can you reuse plastic compression fittings?

Generally you can reuse the compression seat and the compression nut unless they are damaged or otherwise compromised. But you must always replace the compression ring with a new one whenever you use a compression fitting.

Are compression fittings ok for gas?

Compression fittings in a gas piping system are not permitted unless allowed by the authority having jurisdiction. All tube fittings for natural gas installations are rated at more than 125 psig, but should not be used at pressures beyond those allowed by local codes.

Can compression fittings be used on hard copper?

Hard copper tubing is typically joined together by soldering fittings onto the ends of the pipe or tube. You can seal joints with hard copper using a mechanical compression fitting. Soft copper can also be soldered, but many people chose to use mechanical flare or compression fittings that seal joints by pressure.

Is alloy steel is same with stainless steel?

However, stainless steel is a subcategory of steel. Both these are alloy compounds consist of iron and carbon with some other components as well. The difference between steel and stainless steel is that steel is a combination of iron and carbon whereas stainless steel is the combination of chromium and carbon.