
Brass Push-Fit Coupling
A burst line doesn't wait for the system to drain — the brass push-fit coupling is the splice that doesn't ask it to. Cut out the damaged section, square and deburr the ends, mark the depth, and push the coupling home: the stainless steel grab rings bite, the internal O-rings seal, and the line is back in service with no torch, no crimp tool, and no dry pipe required. Because each end grips PEX, copper, or CPVC independently, it also splices one material straight to another — old copper on one side, new PEX on the other, one fitting in the middle. Machined from lead-free brass for potable hot and cold service, it removes with a disconnect clip if the repair ever becomes a renovation. It's the fitting that ends most flooded-basement stories, which is why one belongs in the kitchen drawer as much as in the service van.
Features
- Tool-free repair splice — cut out the damage, deburr, mark depth, push; the line is back in service
- Seals wet lines — no torch and no dry pipe needed, the burst-repair standard
- Joins mixed materials — each end grips PEX, copper, or CPVC independently, copper-to-PEX in one fitting
- Stainless steel grab rings and internal O-rings — bite and seal at both ends in one push
- Lead-free forged brass — rated for potable hot and cold water service
- Removable with a disconnect clip — comes apart cleanly when the repair becomes a renovation
Specifications
- Fitting Type: Coupling (push-to-connect)
- Connection: Push-fit × push-fit
- Size: 1/2″ × 1/2″
- Pipe Compatibility: PEX, copper, CPVC (mixed materials supported)
- Material: Lead-free forged brass with stainless steel grab rings
- Installation: Cut square, deburr, mark insertion depth, push to seat
- Removal: Disconnect clip (sold separately)
- Applications: Burst-pipe repairs, copper-to-PEX splices, live-line work
- Certifications: NSF/ANSI 14-2010a, NSF/ANSI 61 & 372 (AB 1953), cUPC
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