Malleable Iron LCC Long Compression Coupling NPT Thread
Code：LCC
Size: 1/2”-2”
Material: ANSI/ASTM A197-A,KTH350-10
Dimension: ANSI/ASTM B16.3/14/39
Thread: ANSI/ASTM B1.20.1,NPT
Pressure Rating: 363PSI,CLASS150
Surface Treatment:Hot-dip Galvanized，Electro Galvanized，Black
Zinc Coating: ASTM A 153
Certificate: UL Listed / FM Approved / NSF 61
Application: Fire Protection,Waterworks,HVAC,Plumbing,GAS,Irrigation,or other piping systems
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Malleable Iron LCC Long Compression Coupling. LCC Long Compression Coupling refers to a type of plumbing or pipe fitting used to connect two pipes or tubes together. The term “long compression” suggests that the coupling has an extended or elongated design. Compression couplings are commonly used in plumbing installations where a secure and leak-free connection is required. They are particularly useful for connecting pipes that have different materials or sizes.
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The advantage of LCC：
1. Enhanced Stability: The extended or elongated design of the long compression coupling provides additional contact area between the pipes being joined. This increased contact can contribute to greater stability and support for the connection, especially in situations where standard compression couplings might not offer sufficient structural integrity.
2. Versatility: Long compression couplings are versatile and can be used to connect pipes of different materials or sizes. This flexibility makes them useful in various plumbing scenarios where a secure and leak-free connection is required.
3. Secure Seal: Like standard compression couplings, long compression couplings use a compression nut and ferrule to create a tight seal between the pipes. This method ensures a secure connection that minimizes the risk of leaks.
4. Ease of Installation: Compression fittings, including long compression couplings, are generally known for their ease of installation. They don’t require specialized tools like soldering or welding, making them more accessible for DIY plumbing projects.
5. No Heat Required: Unlike some other types of pipe connections, compression couplings do not require heat for installation. This can be advantageous in situations where applying heat might be impractical or pose a risk, such as in close proximity to flammable materials.
6. Reusability: Compression fittings are often reusable, allowing for disassembly and reassembly if needed. This can be beneficial during maintenance or alterations to the plumbing system.
