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Product information
Copper press fittings are a practical choice when you want fast, permanent joints on compatible copper pipe without soldering on site. For trade installers, that can mean quicker progress on larger runs, repair work and jobs where avoiding hot works matters. This range covers the core fitting shapes used to build, alter and finish copper pipework, so you can stay within one press system while choosing the layout you actually need.
You will find straight couplings for joining pipe, slip couplings for repair work, elbows and street elbows for changes of direction, tees for branches, stop ends for termination, plus male and female adaptors where you need to transition from press copper to threaded connections. Equal and reducing options are both available, which helps when you are keeping a main run in one size and stepping down for branches or final connections. Sizes in this collection cover common copper pipework requirements including 15mm, 22mm and 28mm, along with selected reducing and threaded combinations.
This collection is built around copper press jointing, using M-Profile fittings. That matters because press systems are not interchangeable by default. You should match the fitting to the correct pipe, press profile, jaw and tool specified by the manufacturer before starting the job. The joint is made by preparing the pipe correctly, inserting it to the required depth and pressing the socket. Once pressed, the connection is permanent, so later changes normally mean cutting out the fitting rather than undoing it.
For buying decisions, start with the fitting function first, then the connection sizes, then the press system. A coupling suits straight joins, an elbow helps where space or routing changes the pipe direction, and a reducing tee is useful where a branch line needs a smaller outlet than the main run. Threaded adaptors and wallplate elbows are worth checking carefully if your next connection is to a valve, appliance or fixed outlet, as thread size matters just as much as pipe size.
If you already know the fitting style you need, you can narrow your options further in Copper Press Coupling Pipe Fittings, Copper Press Elbow Pipe Fittings or Copper Press Tee Pipe Fittings. If you are working across different materials or systems, it is worth confirming compatibility, pressure and temperature limits, and intended application from the product details before you choose.