New Site Design, Same Great Company

Search
Skip to Content
My Cart
Menu
Menu
  • Repair Parts
  • Other Toilet Repair Parts
  • Other Faucet Repair Parts
  • Pipe & Fittings
  • Commercial
  • General
  • Part Diagrams
    • Account
    Custom Links
    DIY Projects
    Contact Us

    Stainless Steel Fittings

    Stainless Steel fittings are not only very corrosion and rust resistant, but extremely hygienic. No minimum order quantity -- only order the amount you need!!!
    BULK savings - order 10, 25, 50 or more of the same item for additional savings!

    View as Grid List

    Items 1-12 of 13

    Page
    per page
    Set Descending Direction
    1. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded 90° Street Elbow
      As low as $4.13
    2. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded Bushing
      As low as $2.52
    3. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded 90° Elbow
      As low as $3.01
    4. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded Tee
      As low as $4.02
    5. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded Coupling
      As low as $2.76
    6. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded Reducing Coupling
      As low as $3.04
    7. Stainless Steel Hose Barb Nipple
      As low as $5.64
    8. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded Union
      As low as $10.16
    9. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded Half Coupling
      As low as $2.30
    10. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded Plug
      As low as $1.54
    11. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded 45° Elbow
      As low as $3.76
    12. Stainless Steel IPS Threaded Pipe Cap
      As low as $2.02
    View as Grid List

    Items 1-12 of 13

    Page
    per page
    Set Descending Direction
    '; $(this).find('.swatch-attribute-options').append(swatchIteratorNote); } }); }); });
    Price
    Actual Price
    Our price is lower than the manufacturer's "minimum advertised price." As a result, we cannot show you the price in catalog or the product page.

    You have no obligation to purchase the product once you know the price. You can simply remove the item from your cart.
    FAQs
    Are half couplers / couplings threaded all the way through the inside of each fitting?
    No, half couplers have tapered female threads, therefore, do not have threads throughout the entire inside portion of each fitting.
    What is the pressure rating for your stainless steel fittings and nipples?
    Both type 304 and type 316 fittings and nipples have a normal working pressure rating of 150 psi.
    I tightened my nipple threads into my female threaded fitting, but it won't thread all the way in. Some of the threads are still showing. What am I doing wrong?
    Attempting to thread them all the way in or on is incorrect. Tapered pipe threaded nipples are not designed to thread all the way into the female thread fittings. Tapered pipe threads are designed to get tighter as they are joined, until they are forced to stop because of the taper, or pressing the threads together to form the seal. Pipe threading compounds and PTFE tape are used to lubricate and fill in any imperfections in the threads to help prevent leaks. Once tightened by hand and then with a wrench there should usually still be 2-3 threads showing. If you try to force the threads beyond the normal tightening proceedure, then you could possibly split the female fitting. Generally and ideally speaking, you should be able to hand tighten tapered pipe threads 3 turns and then tighten them with a wrench 3 turns and then there should be 3 threads showing.
    How does lead get into drinking water right now?
    Primarily, trace amounts of lead get into drinking water due to aging infrastructures, such as old pipes and plumbing systems parts. The Plumbing Manufacturer's Institute (PMI) states that over the past decade, lead levels in plumbing fixture fittings have been reduced to insignificant levels due to improvements in modern manufacturing processes.
    How does lead content in brass faucets affect me?
    Water is a solvent, probably the best known solvent on earth. As such, water will absorb metals, minerals, and chemicals that it comes in contact with over a period of time. A faucet that has brass waterways can be susceptible to this process. Water sitting in your faucet can leach the lead out of the brass and enter your water system.
    Will IPS-sized fittings work with NPT pipe thread?
    Yes. Many companies and individuals use the abbreviation IPS which normally refers to iron pipe size. When we use the term 'IPS-sized', or either Mips (male) or Fips (female), we are referring to pipes with NPT threads. NPT is the abbreviation for National Pipe Thread Tapered which is the thread standard used in the United States for galvanized, black, brass, stainless steel, PVC, ABS or other materials to connect pipes and fittings in plumbing. We offer more detailed information about NPT pipe threads here.
    How do I know these IPS threads will work with my pipe since you don't show threads per inch (TPI) for each of the NPT thread sizes?
    We show threads per inch for all pipe sizes between 1/16" and 12" and much more information on our pipe thread sizing page.
    I tightened my threaded nipple into my female threaded fitting, but it won't thread all the way in. Some of the threads are still showing. Shouldn't it thread all the way in?
    No, tapered threads should not thread all the way in. Tapered pipe threaded nipples are not designed to thread all the way into the female thread fittings. Tapered pipe threads are designed to get tighter as they are joined, until they are forced to stop because of the taper, or pressing the threads together to form the seal. Pipe threading compounds and PTFE tape are used to lubricate and fill in any imperfections in the threads to help prevent leaks. Once tightened by hand and then with a wrench there should usually still be 2-3 threads showing. If you try to force the threads beyond the normal tightening proceedure, then you could possibly split the female fitting. Generally and ideally speaking, you should be able to hand tighten tapered pipe threads 3 turns and then tighten them with a wrench 3 turns and then there should be 3 threads showing.
    You show NPT pipe sizes but you don't show the threads per inch for each size. How do I know these NPT threads will match my threads?
    We show threads per inch (TPI) for NPT pipe sizes from 1/16" thru 12" pipe thread sizes and other information about determining NPT threads on our NPT thread sizing page.
    View More

    Sidebar

    Close
    Shop By