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Can you use brass compression fittings on poly pipe?
When using compression fittings with any type of plastic tubing, a brass insert must be used for further support. Compression fittings come in a variety of sizes and part numbers. No matter the application required, there is most likely a compression fitting that will work perfectly.
What are the different types of compression fittings?
There are two types of compression fitting, standard (British type-A/non-manipulative) and flare fittings (British type-B/manipulative).
Can you use compression fittings on polyethylene?
These can be used on softer tubing (i.e. polyethylene) which can collapse easily when overtightening compression fittings or bending near the end of the tubing.
Do compression fittings work on plastic tubing?
The fitting consists of a brass compression body, two brass compression nuts, a set of ring-shaped brass or nylon connectors called ferrules and a pair of small brass inserts that are used to stiffen the plastic tubing.
Why choose Parker tube fittings?
Parker Tube Fittings Division manufactures leak-free hydraulic connections, superior corrosion-free tube fittings, hose adapters and tube fabrication equipment for reliable leak-free connection solutions for most high pressure and high temperature hydraulic applications.
What are Parker plastic compression fittings made of?
Parker’s plastic compression fittings are offered in a variety of materials including polypropylen and nylon. FDA compliant and NSF/ANSI 51 certified, Parker’s plastic compression fittings are ideal for applications including water, beverage, food, and cooling systems.
Are Parker fittings FDA approved?
FDA compliant and NSF/ANSI 51 certified, Parker’s plastic compression fittings are ideal for applications including water, beverage, food, and cooling systems. Pargrip PFA Tube Fittings provide a leak tight connection, making them ideal for use in highly corrosive chemical tubing systems.
What is polyethylene tubing?
Parker Polyethylene (PE) Tubing is produced from resins that provide increased dimensional stability, uniformity and long-term strength. PE tubing is the economical choice for chemical and food applications or where stress crack resistance is important.