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Value Brand ZORO SELECT 24W571 Union Copper Cup 1 in Bronze
Bronze cast-copper sweat union joins two 1 in copper tubes at up to 494 psi and 400 °F
- ColorBronze
- TypePipes, Valves & Fittings
- Bronze finish resists corrosion in plumbing systems
- Cast copper construction handles 494 psi at 100°F
- Sweat cup connections join 1 1/8 in tubing directly
- Straight union design simplifies inline pipe repairs
- Rated for continuous service up to 400°F
Copper Sweat Union for Tubing Systems
This ZORO SELECT union joins two 1-inch copper tubes with cup connections on both sides. Cast copper construction handles up to 494 psi at 100 Degrees F and temperatures up to 400 Degrees F. The straight shape suits standard tubing layouts.
Cast Copper Build and Cup Connections
The bronze-finished body resists corrosion in plumbing installations. Each end accepts a 1 1/8-inch tube outer diameter for sweat soldering. No flange is present, keeping the profile compact for tight runs.
Replaces Worn or Leaking Straight Unions
Use this fitting when an existing union shows seepage or corrosion at the joint. The pressure rating supports typical residential and light commercial lines. Not suited for systems requiring flanged ends or larger tube sizes.
Highlights
- Bronze finish resists corrosion in plumbing systems
- Cast copper construction handles 494 psi at 100°F
- Sweat cup connections join 1 1/8 in tubing directly
- Straight union design simplifies inline pipe repairs
- Rated for continuous service up to 400°F
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Color | Bronze |
| Type | Pipes, Valves & Fittings |
Questions about this item
What pressure does the sweat-union connection handle at 100 °F?
The copper union is rated for 494 psi at 100 °F, which is the practical limit for the sweat fitting joint.
What tube size and clearance does the 1 in cup fitting require?
Each cup accepts 1 in copper tube with a 1 1/8 in outer diameter, so allow space for that OD when routing the straight union.
How is the bronze union installed and what step is often missed?
Clean both tube ends, apply flux, slide the union on, then sweat-solder the joints; the step often missed is heating the fitting evenly so solder flows completely around both cups.
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