press fitting
[/prɛs ˈfɪtɪŋ/]
nounpl: press fittings
encaixe por pressão
1. A plumbing or mechanical connection where two pieces are joined together by applying pressure, typically without welding or soldering
The plumber used a press fitting to connect the copper pipes quickly and efficiently.
O encanador usou um encaixe por pressão para conectar os tubos de cobre de forma rápida e eficiente.
2. A fitting designed to create a watertight or airtight seal when pressed onto a pipe or tube using a specialized tool
Modern plumbing systems often use press fittings instead of traditional soldering methods.
Os sistemas de encanamento moderno frequentemente usam encaixes por pressão em vez de métodos tradicionais de soldagem.
Press fittings have become increasingly popular in both American and Brazilian plumbing and HVAC industries due to their speed, reliability, and reduced labor costs compared to traditional soldering. They are particularly valued in modern construction projects and renovations where efficiency is prioritized.
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