How does Compression Fitting achieve tight connection of pipes?

The role of compression seals

One of the core components of Compression Fitting is the seal. The seal is usually made of soft and elastic materials such as rubber or polytetrafluoroethylene. When Compression Fitting is installed, the seal is compressed between the pipe and the joint to form a tight sealing layer. This compression effect can effectively prevent fluid leakage and ensure the tightness of the pipe connection.

The tightening effect of the nut

Another key component of Compression Fitting is the nut. The nut is used to tighten and fix the joint. By rotating the nut, sufficient pressure can be applied to compress the seal. The tightening effect of the nut can ensure the compression effect of the seal, and can also fix the position of the pipe and the joint to prevent loosening or falling off during use.

The connecting function of the body

The body of Compression Fitting is the main part of the connecting pipe, which is usually made of high-quality brass material with excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical strength. The design of the body can fit closely with the pipe to ensure the stability and safety of the pipe connection. Through the connecting function of the body, Compression Fitting can achieve a tight connection of the pipe and ensure the smooth flow of the fluid during the transmission process.

Material characteristics

Compression Fitting is made of high-quality CW511L, CW617N and CW602N brass materials, which have excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical strength. Brass materials can maintain good working conditions in various harsh environments, ensuring the long-term stability and reliability of Compression Fitting. Brass materials also have good processing properties and can meet the needs of different shapes and sizes, ensuring the diversity and applicability of Compression Fitting.

Installation process

The installation process of Compression Fitting is simple and quick, without the need for special tools, and the connection can be completed by tightening the nut. During the installation process, first insert the pipe into the body of Compression Fitting, then rotate the nut and apply enough pressure to compress the sealing ring. Through this simple installation process, Compression Fitting can achieve a tight connection of the pipes, ensuring the sealing and stability of the fluid during transmission.