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How To Connect Black Iron Pipe To Copper. This has a threaded steel female pipe fitting on one end, which is threaded onto the male threads of the. #1 get a shark bite to go from galvanized to copper. we recommend a transition fitting called a dielectric union. The whole system is black steel pipe. you have 3 or more options. In the upper image you can just make out the black bronze ring built. the photo (left) shows a galvanized iron union used to connect copper to galvanized iron. if you want to connect pex to copper by soldering on a transitional copper fitting, make sure you wait for the fitting to cool before attaching the pex. i have an old oil hot water system that i want to modify and break into zones. your best bet, and my recommendation, is to keep the black steel piping and if you feel the joist will damage. add a new galvanized steel pipe length (nipple) at each end and solder in your copper. Use sandpaper as needed for. #2 you need to go to a plumbing.

#1 get a shark bite to go from galvanized to copper. if you want to connect pex to copper by soldering on a transitional copper fitting, make sure you wait for the fitting to cool before attaching the pex. the photo (left) shows a galvanized iron union used to connect copper to galvanized iron. Use sandpaper as needed for. i have an old oil hot water system that i want to modify and break into zones. In the upper image you can just make out the black bronze ring built. The whole system is black steel pipe. add a new galvanized steel pipe length (nipple) at each end and solder in your copper. you have 3 or more options. This has a threaded steel female pipe fitting on one end, which is threaded onto the male threads of the.

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How To Connect Black Iron Pipe To Copper In the upper image you can just make out the black bronze ring built. The whole system is black steel pipe. i have an old oil hot water system that i want to modify and break into zones. if you want to connect pex to copper by soldering on a transitional copper fitting, make sure you wait for the fitting to cool before attaching the pex. add a new galvanized steel pipe length (nipple) at each end and solder in your copper. In the upper image you can just make out the black bronze ring built. Use sandpaper as needed for. you have 3 or more options. your best bet, and my recommendation, is to keep the black steel piping and if you feel the joist will damage. This has a threaded steel female pipe fitting on one end, which is threaded onto the male threads of the. #1 get a shark bite to go from galvanized to copper. #2 you need to go to a plumbing. we recommend a transition fitting called a dielectric union. the photo (left) shows a galvanized iron union used to connect copper to galvanized iron.