Brass pipe fittings, made of durable brass material, connect, control, or regulate fluid or gas flow in pipes. Common in plumbing, heating, and gas applications, they come in various shapes and sizes. Types include couplings for connecting pipes, elbows for changing flow direction, tees for creating branches, adapters for different diameters, and valves for flow regulation.

Known for durability, corrosion resistance, and resilience to high temperatures and pressures, brass pipe fittings are widely used in industrial, commercial, and residential settings due to their reliability, longevity, and affordability.

Copper tubes, crafted from copper, come in various sizes and types, providing versatility with straight lengths, coils, and hard or soft variants. Renowned for exceptional properties such as corrosion resistance, thermal conductivity, malleability, and antibacterial characteristics, copper tubes find invaluable applications in plumbing, heating and cooling systems, refrigeration, medical gas systems, solar thermal systems, oil and gas industry, automotive industry, and more.

A ball valve, a quarter-turn valve utilizing a perforated, hollow ball, efficiently controls fluid flow. When the valve handle turns 90 degrees, the ball aligns with the pipe, permitting fluid passage. A perpendicular turn blocks the flow. Widely used across industries, ball valves are prized for their quick operation, versatility, durability, and tight sealing. Applications span water and gas control to handling corrosive chemicals, ensuring efficient fluid flow in systems like water supply, gas lines, oil and petroleum, chemical processing, power generation, HVAC systems, and the automotive industry.