PVF Products - Fittings - Spirax Sarco
PVF (Pipe, Valve, and Fitting) product fittings are essential for fluid handling systems, including couplings, elbows, tees, and valves. These fittings connect pipes and control liquid or gas flow in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. Built to withstand diverse pressures, temperatures, and corrosive conditions, PVF fittings ensure reliable performance and durability. Explore our PVF fittings to meet your piping needs or contact us to speak to a product expert.
$227.36
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$240.25
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$344.56
Subject to factory lead times
$344.56
Subject to factory lead times
$344.56
Subject to factory lead times
$344.56
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$358.62
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$360.97
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$112.10
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$173.45
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$639.89
Subject to factory lead times
$639.89
Subject to factory lead times
$227.36
Subject to factory lead times
$240.25
Subject to factory lead times
$344.56
Subject to factory lead times
$344.56
Subject to factory lead times
$344.56
Subject to factory lead times
$344.56
Subject to factory lead times
$358.62
Subject to factory lead times
$360.97
Subject to factory lead times
$112.10
Subject to factory lead times
$173.45
Subject to factory lead times
$639.89
Subject to factory lead times
$639.89
Subject to factory lead times
- PVF fittings are pipe fittings used to connect, change direction, control flow, or adapt piping systems. They are part of the Pipe, Valves, and Fittings (PVF) product category used in industrial, commercial, and municipal applications.
- Common types include elbows, tees, crosses, reducers, couplings, unions, caps, plugs, nipples, and flanges. Each fitting serves a specific function within a piping system.
- Threaded fittings screw onto pipe ends, socket weld fittings insert pipe into a recessed socket and are welded, and butt weld fittings are welded directly to the pipe ends. Selection depends on pressure, temperature, and application requirements.
- PVF fittings are commonly made from carbon steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, PVC, CPVC, polypropylene, and other alloys. Material choice depends on pressure, temperature, corrosion resistance, and fluid compatibility.