Why Brass Pipe Fittings are the no.1 choice for plumbers?

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Brass pipe fittings are used for transporting water, flammable gases, chemicals, slurries and other substances over long distances.

Brass fittings are also used for some automotive applications, such as in air brakes, hose ends, and fuel line valves. You may also find brass fittings in ballcock adapters, refrigerator cooler fittings, and compression fittings.

There are a few benefits to using brass pipe fittings as pipe fittings. Some of these are -
  • Malleability - Brass is extremely malleable. As compared to steel/iron, brass is highly flexible and easier to mold than other materials. 
  • Durability - Brass is very durable. It gives a consistent performance and lasts for years. Especially in supplies containing boiling water.
  • Versatility - Brass pipe fittings come in all sizes and shapes. They are incredibly versatile and suitable for plumbing needs.
  • Corrosion-resistant - Due to corrosion and rusting, a lot of metals, especially iron, can become unreliable. Brass is corrosion-resistant and works for years.
  • Temperature tolerance - Brass is extremely temperature tolerant and can withstand very high temperatures.
Brass Pipe Fittings


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