PEX Fittings

PEX Fittings are crucial components for plumbing systems, designed to connect, secure, and transition PEX tubing. Used widely in both residential and commercial plumbing, PEX fittings offer flexibility, ease of installation, and durability. Whether you're working on a new plumbing project or repairing an existing system, selecting the right PEX fittings is key to ensuring leak-free, efficient water flow.

Choosing the Right PEX Fittings:

• Brass Fittings: Known for their durability, brass PEX fittings resist corrosion and are suitable for both hot and cold water applications.
• Plastic (Poly) Fittings: Lightweight and cost-effective, plastic fittings are best suited for cold water applications or in environments where corrosion may be a concern.
• Push-to-Connect Fittings: Easy to install without special tools, these fittings are ideal for quick repairs or DIY installations.
• Crimp and Clamp Fittings: A secure and reliable option, these fittings require crimping tools but provide a strong connection, ideal for long-term installations.

Contractor Tips for PEX Fittings:

For job completion, it will be of much assistance to have PEX fitting tools that are of durable material in case of crimping or clamping for professionals. In doing this, one will avoid feeling dissatisfied with their work as they studied waste every minute.

Frequently Asked Questions About PEX Fittings

What are plumbing fittings called PEX?

PEX fittings are used as connectors for the joining of PEX tubing to any part of the plumbing system. They guarantee leak-proof connections and they are available in advisory including brass, plastic and push to connect etc.

Which other type of PEX fitting is ideal for me?

This is dependent on what is being done with the PEX fitting. Brass fittings are best for cold water, hot water applications and durability while plastic fitting is for cold water or areas with risks of corrosion. Push fittings are very easy to install in self-built fittings as they are very easy to use, even with barbs on plastic pipes.

In what order will I be able to put PEX fittings?

The plumbing will be installed using PEX fittings by measuring and cutting the tubing, putting on the selected fitting and securing it with a crimping tool if crimp or clamp fittings are being used. Otherwise, push-in fittings require pushing tubing into the fittings as a way of securing the connection.

Whether you're a contractor working on a large-scale plumbing system or a homeowner tackling a DIY repair, our range of PEX fittings offers the quality, variety, and reliability you need. Explore our full selection to find the right fittings for your project and ensure long-lasting performance.