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Two ferrule compression\u00a0tube fittings\u00a0are specifically designed for a large number of industrial purposes. These fittings are usually manufactured of high-grade metals like brass, copper, aluminum, and iron. Compression fittings are really useful both on an industrial basis as well as domestic purposes. These fittings are available in different shapes and sizes for different purposes. It mainly consists of four parts which include a body, nut, back ferrule, and front ferrule.<\/p>\n

The working pressure of the fittings is very high. Seeing as it is constantly put through very regular flow in the system, the fittings need to be extra strong to go through a lifetime. This means that they can handle working pressure up to 800 Bar. This corresponds to around 11,600 psi, or pounds per square inch. There are 3 series available, which are\u00a0the S, L, and LL series. S series fitting can\u00a0work pressure between 315 to 630 bars. L series fitting can work at 160 bar or 315 bar pressure. It is subject to outer diameter size. The lowest pressure is 100 bars, which is available for the LL series only.<\/p>\n

Features of Compression Tube Fittings<\/h2>\n