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  1. Tempo Low Volume Shut Off Valves .700" Slip | FCV700
    Tempo Low Volume Shut Off Valve .700 in. Slip | FCV700
    On-Sale $2.17 List Price $3.56
    SKU: FCV700
  2. Compression Coupling 1/2 in. Compression x Compression (5 ct.) | CC700-5PK
    Compression Coupling 1/2 in. Compression x Compression (5 ct.) | CC700-5PK
    On-Sale $3.03 List Price $5.95
    SKU: CC700-5PK
  3. Tempo Adapter 1/2" x 3/4" Compression x Compression | FSA700
    Tempo Adapter 1/2 in. x 3/4 in. Compression x PVC Socket | FSA700
    On-Sale $0.83 List Price $1.95
    SKU: FSA700
  4. Compression Elbow 1/2" Compression x Compression (5 ct.) | CEL700-5PK
    Compression Elbow 1/2 in. Compression x Compression (5 ct.) | CEL700-5PK
    On-Sale $4.67 List Price $8.03
    SKU: CEL700-5PK
  5. Compression End Cap 3/4" x .700" Compression x FHT (5 ct.) | CEP700-5PK
    Compression End Cap 3/4 in. x .700 in. Compression (5 ct.) | CEP700-5PK
    On-Sale $4.75 List Price $7.95
    SKU: CEP700-5PK
  6. DIG Adapter 3/4" x .700" FNPT x Compression | 24-029
    DIG Adapter 3/4 in. x .700 in. FNPT x Compression | 24-029
    On-Sale $1.44 List Price $2.43
    SKU: 24-029
  7. DIG Adapter 3/4" x .700" MHT x Compression | 24-022
    DIG Adapter 3/4 in. x .700 in. MHT x Compression | 24-022
    On-Sale $0.63 List Price $0.95
    HLSG SKU: NDS2381
    SKU: 24-022
  8. Compression Adapter 3/4" x .700" Compression x FPT | CSAPW700
    Compression Adapter 3/4 in. x .700 in. Compression x FPT | CSAPW700
    On-Sale $1.37 List Price $1.95
    SKU: CSAPW700
  9. Compression Adapter 3/4" x .700" Compression x FHT (5 ct.) | CSA700-5PK
    Compression Adapter 3/4 in. x .700 in. Compression x FHT (5 ct.) | CSA700-5PK
    On-Sale $6.62 List Price $9.95
    SKU: CSA700-5PK
  10. Compression Tee 3/4" x .700" Compression x Compression x FHT | CSTW700
    Compression Tee 3/4 in. x .700 in. Compression x Compression x FHT | CSTW700
    On-Sale $1.38 List Price $2.95
    SKU: CSTW700
  11. Tempo Plastic Coupling .700" x .940" Compression | FRCC970
    Tempo Plastic Coupling (.700 in. x .940 in. Compression ) | FRCC970
    On-Sale $0.98 List Price $1.95
    SKU: FRCC970
  12. Compression Adapter 1/2" x .700" Slip (10 ct.) | CA700-10PK
    Compression Adapter 1/2 in. x .700 in. Slip (10 ct.) | CA700-10PK
    On-Sale $2.05 List Price $3.95
    SKU: CA700-10PK
  13. Compression Adapter .700" x 3/4" Compression x MPT | CMAP700
    Compression Adapter .700 in. x 3/4 in. Compression x MPT | CMAP700
    On-Sale $0.64 List Price $0.95
    SKU: CMAP700
  14. Compression Adapter 3/4" x .700" Compression x FHT (5 ct.) | CSAW700-5PK
    Compression Adapter 3/4 in. x .700 in. Compression x FHT (5 ct.) | CSAW700-5PK
    On-Sale $4.53 List Price $8.95
    SKU: CSAW700-5PK
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What Are Compression Fittings For?

Compression fittings are commonly used to connect sections of pipes. Compression fittings are mechanical connectors that secure two pipes together by using a combination of a nut, a ring, and the fitting body. The fitting is tightened, compressing the ring against the pipe to create a seal. Different types of compression fittings can be found in gas lines, plumbing systems, and, as you might guess, irrigation systems. Black irrigation pipe fittings allow for easy installation and modification of sprinkler systems, drip irrigation, and other water distribution setups.

Compression Fitting FAQ

What are compression fittings made of?

Compression fittings can be made from various materials, including brass, plastic (PVC or polyethylene), and stainless steel. The choice of material typically depends on the application and environment. At Sprinkler Warehouse, you’ll find a multitude of parts made of various materials to accommodate sprinkler systems of all sizes.

How do you install compression fittings?

Ensure the pipe ends are clean and cut straight to ensure a good fit. Use a pipe cutter for a clean cut. Next, place the nut and ferrule onto the pipe. The ferrule should be positioned next to the fitting body. Push the pipe into the fitting and tighten the nut using a wrench. Once installed, turn on the water supply and check for leaks around the fitting.

What are the advantages of compression fittings?

Compression fittings are straightforward to install, requiring only basic tools. This makes them suitable for DIY projects and quick repairs. Unlike soldering or welding, which requires specialized equipment, compression fittings can typically be installed with a wrench.