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Stainless steel press fitting 90° bend with plain end V Profile M Profile 304/316L

Stainless steel press fitting 90° bend with plain end V Profile M Profile 304/316L

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Press fitting system joins pipe without welding or bolting. The components fit by crimping through the use of a special pressing tool. An O-ring that is inserted in the fitting ends of the pipe ensures a leak-proof connection. Press fitting system is the trend of pipeline industry. It is widely used in cold and hot water supply, heating supply, fire protection, medicinal gas, industrial petroleum pipeline system etc.

For the size, now we have 3 series:
1. Out diameters: 16.0, 20.0, 25.4, 32.0, 40.0, 50.8, 63.5, 76.1, 88.9, 108.0 (GB/T 19228.2-2011)
2. Out diameters: 15.88, 22.22, 28.58, 34.0, 42.7, 48.6, 76.1, 88.9, 101.6 (JIS G3448-1980)
3. Out diameters: 15, 18, 22, 28, 35, 42, 54, 76.1, 88.9, 108 (EN 10312:2002)

Stainless steel press fitting 90° bend with plain end V Profile M Profile 304/316L
Technical information:
-- Material: Stainless steel 304 and 316L available.
-- Max working pressure 1.6MPa (equal to 232 psi), testing water pressure: 2.5MPa (equal to 362.5psi).
-- Working temperature from -20 to 110 degree centigrade (with Chlorinated butyl rubber O ring),
-- Suit medium: Cold water, hot water, compressed air, gas, oil etc

The product features as below: 
1, thin wall stainless steel pipe could last for 70 years, it is the same life time with normal buildings. 
2, no smell, no rusty. 
3, recycle material
4, avoid welding, avoid fire dangerous. 
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Here's what you really need to do to fix the pipe. Turn off your water supply to the house and open the faucet to drain off the water pressure. Using a pipe cutter or hack saw, you'll have to cut your existing pipe near where the leak is. Note that many have advised using a torch to melt the solder in a close joint, but with the water in the line (because you won't be able to get the water out of all the pipe), it will take forever to heat the pipe up enough to melt the solder and the water that comes out if and when you do get it melted will be dangerously hot). Go to the hardware store and get a new coupling and see if you have enough room (straight pipe) to install this where your leak is. If you do, measure how much pipe you need to remove on the piece with the leak and cut it off. If you can't fit the coupling, you may need to remove the bad section of pipe and install a new piece of pipe. If you have to do this, you should be able to apply heat to a joint and pull out the old piece of pipe. then, use the pieces you removed to cut your new piece. Prepare your existing pipe and coupling, or new pipe and existing joints for sweating, and apply a good coat of flux.
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Think out-side the box, the drains are easy, just some schedule 40 PVC of the proper diameter, a Fernco fitting or two, and some elbows, (make sure you keep a good slope on the section leading from the trap to the existing drain line). As far as supply lines, get some dishwasher supply lines, they are available up to 8' long, and have essentially the same ends (fittings) as faucet supply lines. They are completely flexible, permanent, no different than what is there, just longer, can be neatly routed along the back of the vanity, from the shut offs to the new sink location. any number or retaining clips could be used for this step, (1/2 conduit clips spring to mind). No sweating of pipes, no moving shut offs, etc. and your off and running for about 30 bucks. Good Luck!
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