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GALVANIZED STEEL 3/4-IN. FIP X 3/4-IN. SWT DIELECTRIC UNION
Aisle Number: 19
Bin Number: 28
ProLine's Dielectric Unions are the choice to prevent galvanic corrosion in commercial and residential piping systems. Installed between two pipes made of different metals, these quality fittings protect your systems by utilizing an insulating gasket insert to eliminate the electrical current development that could lead to piping deterioration. Dielectric unions are available with various connections of galvanized steel or lead-free compliant brass.
- Connects two lengths of pipe of dissimilar materials
- Helps to prevent corrosion caused by galvanic action or electrolysis
- For use with water up to 210°F
- Union includes insulator sleeve and rubber washer
- Solder connections comply to ANSI B16.18
- Threaded connections comply with ANSI B1.20.1
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Mueller 168-004NL Dielectric Pipe Union
This is a 3/4 inch dielectric pipe union, with a Female Pipe Thread (FPT) connection on one end and a Sweat connection (SWT) on the other. It is made from galvanized steel and brass, ensuring it meets low-lead standards (AB 1953) and is compatible with copper, brass, and steel pipes. It is designed to prevent electrolysis and corrosion when connecting pipes made from dissimilar metals, which is required by plumbing codes in all states. This union is suitable for transitional installations between steel and copper pipes, ensuring reliable use under 250 PSI at 180°F. It also complies with NSF 61 standards.
This is a 3/4 inch dielectric pipe union, with a Female Pipe Thread (FPT) connection on one end and a Sweat connection (SWT) on the other. It is made from galvanized steel and brass, ensuring it meets low-lead standards (AB 1953) and is compatible with copper, brass, and steel pipes. It is designed to prevent electrolysis and corrosion when connecting pipes made from dissimilar metals, which is required by plumbing codes in all states. This union is suitable for transitional installations between steel and copper pipes, ensuring reliable use under 250 PSI at 180°F. It also complies with NSF 61 standards.