Plumbing Materials

A 90-degree elbow and a 45-degree elbow are common plumbing fittings used to change the direction of a pipe. These elbows are typically made of various materials, such as PVC, CPVC, copper, brass, or stainless steel, depending on the specific application and the type of pipes being used. Both types of elbows are crucial for designing plumbing systems efficiently, as they help navigate around obstacles, corners, or other structural elements.

Brazing rods are metal rods used in the brazing process, which is a joining process similar to soldering or welding. Brazing involves melting a filler material, often a metal alloy with a lower melting point than the workpieces, to join them together. In plumbing, a bushing or bush is a type of fitting that connects pipes of different sizes. It typically has a threaded interior and exterior, allowing it to be screwed into a larger pipe fitting and receive a smaller-sized pipe.

Female brass union is a threaded fitting with female ends that allows for the connection of two pipes or fittings.  It provides a secure and leak-resistant joint.

Flange adaptor is a fitting used to connect pipes with flanged ends. It consists of a flange on one end and a socket or threaded end on the other, providing a versatile connection point.

Plumbing valves are devices that control, regulate, or stop the flow of water or other fluids in a plumbing system. They include various types such as ball valves, gate valves, and globe valves.

Reducing couplings are fittings that connect pipes of different diameters, allowing for a smooth transition between the larger and smaller pipes.