Standard copper soldered tube fittings connect to copper tubing or other fittings by heating or soldering for a permanent, leaktight connection. These fittings are suitable for plumbing applications with potable water.

Cast copper and bronze soldered tube fittings connect to copper tubing or other fittings by heating or soldering for a permanent, leaktight connection. These fittings are suitable for plumbing and wastewater applications involving non-potable water.

Cast copper and bronze soldered tube flanges connect to copper tubing or other fittings by heating or soldering for a permanent, leaktight connection. These flanges are suitable for plumbing and wastewater applications involving non-potable water and provide easy access for cleaning, inspection, and modification.

Low-lead cast copper and bronze soldered tube fittings connect to copper tubing or other fittings by heating or soldering for a permanent, leaktight connection. Cast copper fittings resist scaling and corrosion in potable water applications. These low-lead fittings are suitable for higher pressures than standard fittings.

Low-lead cast copper and bronze soldered tube flanges connect to copper tubing or other fittings by heating or soldering for a permanent, leaktight connection. Cast copper flanges resist scaling and corrosion in potable water applications. These low-lead flanges are suitable for higher pressures than standard flanges and provide easy access for cleaning, inspection, and modification. 

Drain, waste, and vent (DWV) copper soldered tube fittings connect to copper tubing or other fittings by heating or soldering for a permanent, leaktight connection. DWV fittings connect with pipe and use gravity to divert, divide, or return the flow of water in the residential drain, waste, and vent systems.

Drain, waste, and vent (DWV) copper soldered tube flanges connect to copper tubing or other fittings by heating or soldering for a permanent, leaktight connection. Flanges provide easy access for cleaning, inspection, and modification. DWV flanges connect with pipe and use gravity to divert, divide, or return the flow of water in the residential drain, waste, and vent systems.