BRASS FITTINGS FOR IRON PIPE

MT’s range of brass fittings for iron pipe allows iron pipe to be connected using a compression system, without the need for welding. This facilitates quick interventions on existing networks and projects where a strong, detachable and easy-to-maintain connection is required.

The range includes different connection options to adapt to each installation: iron pipe couplings, iron pipe to polyethylene connections, male threaded outlets and female threaded outlets. This allows iron pipe to be integrated with other materials or threaded components.

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Advantages of Brass Fittings for Iron Pipes

Brass fittings for iron pipe are a practical solution for installations where existing networks need to be connected, repaired or adapted quickly and safely.

Compression Connection Without Welding
: MT fittings for iron pipe allow connections to be made using compression. The connection is made by inserting the pipe into the fitting and tightening the nut to create a strong and watertight mechanical connection.
This system eliminates the need for welding and facilitates installation during refurbishments, repairs, extensions and maintenance of existing systems, particularly when working on older networks or in areas where applying heat is not practical.
PE, Male Threaded and Female Threaded Connections
: The range includes different configurations to adapt iron pipe to the specific requirements of each installation. Fittings with PE connections allow iron pipe to be connected to polyethylene pipe. Male and female threaded versions allow iron pipe to be connected to valves, equipment, manifolds, pumps and other threaded components.
Pressure and Temperature Resistance
: MT fittings for iron pipe are manufactured from brass and designed for cold and hot water installations. Series 98 has a maximum working pressure of 25 bar, an operating temperature range from 0°C to 95°C and leak-tightness tested up to 40 bar.
These specifications make them a suitable solution for hydraulic networks, technical pipework and applications requiring a strong and reliable connection.

Applications of Brass Fittings for Iron Pipe

Hydraulic networks and distribution systems use fittings for iron pipe because of their mechanical strength and ability to operate reliably in installations subject to pressure and continuous operation.

Cold and Hot Water Networks
: The range is suitable for cold and hot water installations using iron pipe where a strong mechanical connection is required.
They are commonly used in hydraulic networks, technical rooms, residential communities, residential buildings, auxiliary installations and pipework where a detachable and reliable connection is required.
Technical and Industrial Installations
: Many industrial installations use fittings for iron pipe in systems where operating conditions require strong connections capable of withstanding intensive use.
The mechanical strength of brass provides a high level of reliability within the circuit and facilitates integration with other hydraulic components used in technical networks and industrial systems. These types of connections are also commonly used in installations where system stability and service continuity are essential.
Maintenance in Technical Rooms and Buildings
: In technical rooms, plant rooms and service networks, fittings for iron pipe facilitate maintenance work and component replacement in installations using iron pipe.
Their compression system allows connections to be dismantled, replaced or modified more quickly than welded systems, helping reduce downtime and simplify future interventions.
Network Extensions and Adaptations
: The range allows existing installations to be adapted to new routes, materials or components. PE connections facilitate the transition to polyethylene pipe, while male and female threaded connections allow the fittings to be connected to valves, pumps, manifolds and other network components.
This makes it possible to extend or modify iron pipe installations without replacing the entire network.

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If you inquire our catalog and you have a question, this is your place. Solve your doubts in our FAQs and specialized technical dictionary. If you inquire our catalog and you have a question, this is your place. Solve your doubts in our FAQs and specialized technical dictionary.

Frequently asked questions

How are MT fittings connected to iron pipe?

The connection is made using compression. The iron pipe is inserted into the fitting and the nut is tightened to create a strong and watertight mechanical connection without the need for welding.

Can iron pipe be connected to polyethylene pipe?

Yes. The range includes fittings that allow iron pipe to be connected to PE pipe, making them a useful solution for partial refurbishments, network extensions or installations where metal and plastic materials are combined.

What temperature can these fittings withstand?

MT fittings for iron pipe operate within a temperature range of 0°C to 95°C, making them suitable for cold and hot water installations within these technical limits.

What are the advantages of brass for this type of connection?

Brass offers high mechanical strength, durability and stable performance under different operating conditions.

What should be considered before choosing a fitting?

The working pressure, installation layout, connection diameter and the usual operating conditions of the system should all be taken into account.

Can these fittings be used in industrial installations?

Yes. Many industrial installations use fittings for iron pipe due to their strength and ease of integration into hydraulic circuits.

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BRASS FITTINGS FOR IRON PIPE

Pe - Fe For iron pipe

Advantages of Brass Fittings for Iron Pipes

Compression Connection Without Welding

PE, Male Threaded and Female Threaded Connections

Pressure and Temperature Resistance

Applications of Brass Fittings for Iron Pipe

Cold and Hot Water Networks

Technical and Industrial Installations

Maintenance in Technical Rooms and Buildings

Network Extensions and Adaptations

Frequently asked questions

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