Press Fitting vs. Solder - The Home Depot

Press fittings compete with traditional soldering as plumbers’ go-to connection method. Compare copper press fittings vs soldering to see what’s best for your business.
Copper pipe is popular for its durability. When working with copper pipe, choose a fitting method that makes strong bonds for the job.The most common processes of attaching copper pipe are press fitting, soldering and other high-temperature methods. When choosing between press fitting vs. soldering, compare cost, safety and the strength the job needs.SHOP PIPE & FITTINGS NOW

Press Fitting vs. Solder - The Home Depot

The 1/2 in. Copper 45° Press x Press Elbow copper press fitting is NSF Listed, lead free and features a robust EPDM O-Rings to ensure a clean leak

1/2 in. x 1/2 in. Copper 45-degree Press x Press Elbow Fitting

NIBCO 1/2 in. Copper 45-Degree Press x Press Pressure Elbow

Attach pipes to fixtures or connect dissimilar pipes with the Viega ProPress Zero-Lead Bronze Adapter. Designed for use with ASTM B88 and B75 copper

ProPress 1 in. Press x 3/4 in. FPT Zero-Lead Bronze Adapter (10-Pack)

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Securely connect copper tubes with the 1 1/2 in. x 3/4 in. ProPress copper reducer. Designed for use with ASTM B88 and B75 copper tubing, this fitting

ProPress 1-1/2 in. FTG x 3/4 in. Press Copper Reducer

Press Fitting vs. Solder - The Home Depot

The NIBCO Press System 1 in. copper 90-degree elbow features an inboard bead and EPDM O-ring. Simply applying pressure from a pressing tool tightens

1 in. Copper 90-Degree Press x Press Pressure Elbow

The 1/2 in. Copper Press x MPT Male Adapter copper press fitting is NSF listed, lead free and features a robust EPDM O-Rings to ensure a clean leak

1/2 in. x 1/2 in. Copper Press x MPT Male Adapter

NIBCO 1 in. Copper Press x MIP Pressure Male Adapter PC6041 - The