brass compression sleeve
Product Details:
- Material BRASS
- Product Type brass compression sleeve
- Shape Cylindrical
- Head Code Round
- Surface Treatment Polished
- With Rings Yes
- Working Mediums Water, Oil, Gas
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brass compression sleeve Price And Quantity
- 1100.0 INR/Kilograms
- 1000 Kilograms
brass compression sleeve Product Specifications
- Water, Oil, Gas
- Polished
- Cylindrical
- BRASS
- Yes
- Nickel Plated
- Round
- brass compression sleeve
- -20C to 150C
- ASTM B16/B62
- Brass
- Compression
- 1/8 inch to 2 inch
- Standard
- Forged
- Pipe Fitting, Plumbing, Gas Lines
- High
- Up to 300 PSI
brass compression sleeve Trade Information
- Cash in Advance (CID)
- 5000 Kilograms Per Month
- 2 Week
- Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer
- Asia, Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa
- All India
Product Description
The Brass Compression Sleeve, commonly referred to as a ferrule, is a small but indispensable component in compression fitting assemblies. It is designed to create a permanent, leak-proof, metal-to-metal seal between a piece of tubing and a fitting body. While simple in appearance, its geometric precision is what allows fluid systems to operate under pressure without the need for heat, solder, or specialized flaring tools.
Design and Functional Mechanism
The sleeve is a hollow, barrel-shaped ring with tapered or beveled edges. It is typically machined from soft annealed brass, which provides the necessary ductility to deform under pressure. The mechanical magic happens during the tightening of the compression nut: as the nut is turned, it pushes the sleeve into the tapered seat of the fitting body.
This action causes the sleeve to compress inward, "biting" or "swaging" into the outer diameter of the tubing. This simultaneous compression creates two distinct seals: one between the sleeve and the tube, and another between the sleeve and the fitting body. This dual-seal mechanism is exceptionally effective at containing liquids and gases at both high and low pressures.
Technical Advantages
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Heat-Free Installation: Unlike soldering or brazing, the compression sleeve requires only a pair of wrenches. This makes it the safest choice for installations near flammable materials or in tight spaces where a torch is impractical.
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Material Compatibility: While optimized for copper and brass tubing, these sleeves can also be used with plastic or PEX tubing, provided a brass internal insert is used to prevent the tubing from collapsing.
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Vibration Resistance: The way the sleeve grips the tube provides a degree of mechanical support that helps the joint withstand the vibrations found in automotive and industrial machinery.
Primary Applications
Brass compression sleeves are the standard for residential plumbing (water supply lines for sinks and toilets), instrumentation systems, and gas chromatography. They are also widely used in low-pressure hydraulic and pneumatic lines. Because they are designed for a "one-time set," a new sleeve should always be used if a joint is disassembled, ensuring the continued integrity and safety of the fluid connection.
Precision Forged for Reliability
Each brass compression sleeve is expertly manufactured using a forging process, resulting in robust mechanical properties and a resilient structure. This ensures leak-proof connections and long-lasting service in a variety of pipe-related applications. Our sleeves are engineered to withstand high pressure and temperature fluctuations, making them a trustworthy component for both domestic and industrial uses.
Versatile Applications and Standards Compliance
Designed to support a broad spectrum of uses, our compression sleeves are ideal for plumbing, gas lines, and general pipe fittings. They are compatible with water, oil, or gas mediums, and conform to ASTM B16/B62 standards. This compliance guarantees their adaptability across projects where consistent performance and safety are paramount.
FAQ's of brass compression sleeve:
Q: How do you install a brass compression sleeve in a piping system?
A: Installation involves sliding the compression sleeve and nut over the pipe, pushing the pipe into the fitting body, and tightening the nut. As the nut is tightened, the sleeve compresses to create a water- and gas-tight seal without the need for soldering or welding.Q: What are the benefits of using brass compression sleeves over other materials?
A: Brass offers high durability, excellent resistance to corrosion, and adaptability to a range of media such as water, oil, and gas. The forged brass construction and nickel plating also ensure longevity and maintain reliable pressure handling up to 300 PSI.Q: When should I use a brass compression sleeve instead of other fittings?
A: Brass compression sleeves are ideal when you require a removable, leak-free connection, especially in installations where soldering or threading isn't practical. They are particularly useful for projects needing periodic disassembly or maintenance, such as in plumbing or gas lines.Q: Where are brass compression sleeves typically used?
A: These sleeves find applications in a range of environments, including residential and commercial plumbing, gas distribution systems, and industrial pipe fitting tasks, thanks to their robustness and wide temperature and pressure ratings.Q: What is the process used to manufacture these brass compression sleeves?
A: Each sleeve is produced using a precise forging process. This method involves shaping brass under high pressure, resulting in a dense, durable product that meets strict ASTM B16/B62 standards for mechanical integrity.Q: How do the integrated rings benefit compression sleeve installation?
A: The built-in rings enhance sealing efficiency and ease of assembly. They ensure proportional compression around the pipe, reducing the risk of leaks and supporting a secure, long-lasting connection.
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