Nibco, Inc.
Nibco, Inc. 698 P-trap, Copper, Cup 5/8 in, FTG 5/8 in
Copper P-trap with 5/8 in cup connections handles air, gases and potable water up to 631 psi at 100 °F and 400 °F maximum temperature
- ColorTransparent
- Wrot copper construction resists corrosion for long service life
- P-trap shape blocks sewer gases from entering living spaces
- Handles 631 psi at 100 °F for high-pressure systems
- Rated to 400 °F for hot-water and steam applications
- Sweat cup connections on both ends simplify copper pipe installation
Copper P-Trap for Plumbing Systems
This NIBCO 698 P-trap is a sweat-fitting component made from wrot copper for use in air, gas and potable-water lines. Both ends accept 5/8 in copper tube with a 3/4 in outer diameter and cup connections. The fitting is rated for 631 psi at 100 Degrees F and up to 400 Degrees F.
Replacing Worn or Incorrect Traps
Swap out a corroded, cracked or undersized trap when leaks appear or when the existing fitting cannot handle the system pressure and temperature range. The jump is worth it if the current trap is not rated for 631 psi or 400 Degrees F and the line carries potable water, air or gases.
Installers Needing a 5/8 Inch Copper Sweat P-Trap
Suits plumbers and maintenance teams joining 5/8 in copper tube with sweat connections in residential or light-commercial systems. Not for installers who require press, push-fit or threaded ends, or who need a different tube size or fitting shape.
Highlights
- Wrot copper construction resists corrosion for long service life
- P-trap shape blocks sewer gases from entering living spaces
- Handles 631 psi at 100 °F for high-pressure systems
- Rated to 400 °F for hot-water and steam applications
- Sweat cup connections on both ends simplify copper pipe installation
Specifications
| Color | Transparent |
|---|---|
| Brand | NIBCO |
Questions about this item
What tube diameter does the 5/8 in copper cup end of the Nibco 698 P-trap accept?
The cup ends fit 5/8 in copper tube size, which has a 3/4 in outer diameter.
Which step is often missed when sweat-fitting the Nibco 698 P-trap?
Clean both cup ends and tube ends with emery cloth, apply flux, then heat the fitting evenly before feeding solder into the joint.
Will the Nibco 698 P-trap need replacement if the system runs above 631 psi at 100 °F?
Yes, the maximum operating pressure is 631 psi at 100 °F; sustained pressure above that rating can cause failure.
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