Pipe Coupling
Pipe Coupling
The Pipe Coupling is a straight brass socket fitting with female threads on both ends, used to join two male threaded pipes of equal size in a straight line. It incorporates an internal center stop rib that ensures equal thread insertion depth from both
The Pipe Coupling is a straight brass socket fitting with female threads on both ends, used to join two male threaded pipes of equal size in a straight line. It incorporates an internal center stop rib that ensures equal thread insertion depth from both sides for maximum joint strength.
Applications & Usages
- Straight Pipe Extensions: Joining two standard length male pipes together in long runs.
- Water Supply Mains: Connecting copper or brass water pipes in residential buildings.
- Gas Distribution Lines: Leak-proof straight inline coupling for natural gas pipes.
- Air Compressor Piping: Extending main air supply headers across factory floors.
Material Grade
Extruded Brass Rod IS 319
Ports & Threads
Female NPT / BSP x Female NPT / BSP (1/8" to 4")
Key Technical Highlights
- Dual Female Threads: Parallel internal threads extending from both ends to center stop.
- Center Pipe Stop Rib: Internal ridge ensures equal thread insertion from both sides.
- Heavy Walled Body: Resists circumferential expansion under high pressure spikes.
- Full Bore Flow: Maintains unrestricted fluid velocity across the coupling joint.
- Durable Brass Material: Non-corrosive brass bar stock providing decades of service.