Fire Protection

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Pipe

Fire Sprinkler Pipe is a heat-resistant, UL-listed thermoplastic pipe engineered for reliable fire suppression in residential and commercial fire protection systems.

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Reducer

A fire reducer is a specialized heavy-duty pipe fitting designed to connect two fire protection lines of different diameters while altering fluid velocity and pressure.

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Coupler

A fire coupler is a heavy-duty pipe fitting that joins two fire protection pipes of the same diameter without changing fluid velocity. Made from Schedule 40 or Schedule 80 uPVC, it provides a secure, leak-proof connection in fire sprinkler systems.

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Elbow 90°

Specialized pipe fitting used to change the direction of a fire sprinkler or suppression pipeline by a precise right angle (90°) while maintaining structural integrity and high fluid flow under emergency pressures.

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Reducing Elbow

A dual-function pipe fitting used in fire protection and sprinkler systems to change the direction of fluid flow—typically by 90 degrees—while simultaneously reducing the pipe diameter from a larger size to a smaller size.

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Elbow 45°

Specialized pipe fitting used in fire protection and sprinkler systems to change the direction of water flow by a gentle 45-angle.

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Equal Tee

A fire protection equal tee is a mechanical pipe fitting used in fire sprinkler and suppression systems to create a 90-degree branch line.

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Reducing Tee

A heavy-duty mechanical pipe fitting used to create a 90-degree branch connection while stepping down to a smaller pipe diameter, specifically engineered for high-pressure fire sprinkler and suppression networks.

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Cross Tee

A four-way pipe fitting used in fire sprinkler systems to split or distribute water equally across horizontal and vertical grid intersections. It connects four pipe ends together to maintain steady pressure and flow to branch lines.

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End Cap

A fire protection end cap is a heavy-duty fitting used to permanently or temporarily seal the terminal end of a fire sprinkler, standpipe, or grooved piping network.

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Reducer Bushing

A fire protection reducer bushing is a specialized plumbing fitting used to connect and transition fire sprinkler pipes from a larger diameter to a smaller diameter.

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Sprinkler Head Tee(Brass Thread)

A specialized transition pipe fitting. It connects main or branch fire protection lines directly to threaded metallic fire sprinkler heads while ensuring a secure, heat-resistant, and leak-proof seal.

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Flange (One Piece)

A heavy-duty, molded fitting (often fire-rated CPVC or ductile iron) designed to securely connect sprinkler piping systems directly to flanged valves, equipment, or water supplies.

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Grooved Coupling

A mechanical pipe-joining device that locks grooved pipes securely and seals them with an internal rubber gasket, replacing traditional welded, flanged, or threaded joints in fire sprinkler and suppression systems.

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Male Adapter (Brass)

A brass male adapter for fire protection systems is a heavy-duty forged brass fitting designed to transition a threaded pipe line (such as NPT) to a fire hose or sprinkler connection (such as NST/NH).

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Female Sprinkler Head Adapter (Plastic) Socketed

A fire protection female sprinkler head adapter (plastic socketed) connects fire-suppression CPVC pipes to threaded fire sprinkler heads. It features a solvent-cement socket on one end and reinforced female plastic threads on the other to prevent galvanic corrosion.

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