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Value Brand Copper Sweat Union 2 1/2 in Cup 336 psi 400°F
Connects two 2 1/2 in copper tubes in a straight union rated to 336 psi at 100°F and 400°F maximum temperature
- Cast copper construction resists corrosion
- Straight union joins two 2 1/2 in copper tubes
- Rated 336 psi at 100°F for high-pressure lines
- Withstands 400°F maximum operating temperature
- Sweat cup connections on both ends for soldered joints
Copper sweat union for 2 1/2 in tubing
This copper sweat union joins two lengths of 2 1/2 in copper tube in a straight line. It is made from cast copper and rated for 336 psi at 100 degrees F and 400 degrees F maximum temperature. Plumbers and HVAC installers use it for permanent, leak-tight connections in water, heating or refrigerant lines.
Replaces threaded or flanged joints on the same
The cup-to-cup design eliminates the need for pipe threads or flange sets when the system already uses 2 1/2 in copper tube. The step up is worthwhile when a joint must be demountable for service but the installer prefers soldered ends over mechanical couplings. It is not suited for systems that require a flanged connection or a different tube diameter.
Holds rated pressure continuously at elevated
The casting maintains its 336 psi rating at the full 400 degrees F operating limit, so the joint does not degrade during sustained high-temperature service. Thermal cycling in heating or steam lines does not loosen the soldered cups because the union nut absorbs the movement. The fitting is not designed for pressure spikes above the stated maximum or for vibration-prone installations without proper support.
Highlights
- Cast copper construction resists corrosion
- Straight union joins two 2 1/2 in copper tubes
- Rated 336 psi at 100°F for high-pressure lines
- Withstands 400°F maximum operating temperature
- Sweat cup connections on both ends for soldered joints
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What copper tube size does the 2 1/2 in cup union connect to?
The union joins two 2 1/2 in copper tube sizes, each with a 2 5/8 in outer diameter, using sweat connections on both ends.
What installation step is often missed when sweating this union?
Clean both tube ends and the cup interiors, apply flux, assemble the joint, then heat evenly until solder flows completely around each cup.
What condition would require replacing this copper union later?
Replace the union if visual inspection shows corrosion, cracking, or leakage at the sweat joints, or if system pressure exceeds the 336 psi rating at 100 Degrees F.
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