Sewer and Drain Fittings

Key Features

• The cap seals the end of pipe to stop the flow of water
• The coupling connects two sections of pipe to extend the pipe run; increaser/reducer couplings make the transition between two different sizes of pipe
• The elbow connects two sections of pipe and adds a 22.5°, 45°, or 90° turn to the pipe run; the street elbow provides a hub X spigot connection which different from a standard elbow
• The long-turn elbow, also known as a sweep elbow, allows water to travel around the bend with less turbulence; and finally the long-turn street elbow provides a similar benefit but with a hub X spigot connection
• The tee adds a 90° branch to the pipe run and connects three sections of pipe; the sanitary tee adds a 90° sweep for less turbulent flow and provides and easier cleanout of the pipeline
• The wye connects three sections of pipe but unlike the tee, the third branch is at a 45° angle
• When you have four lengths of pipe to connect, the cross comes into play