Source for NSF Fittings?
- Thread starter Dale
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Shane T
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Just curious, what fittings do you need and what are you using them for? Isn't NSF is just a certification. Grainger has fittings.
John LaBarbera
Member
Dale said:
Are you looking for a 2" barb X 2" NPT?
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
dont know what nsf is but if your probably looking for a certain thread like john stated NPT national pipe thread. ( at least that is what it i think it stands for.)
John LaBarbera
Member
dealtimeman said:
Yes, you're right. NSF is a brand name. Before we went to Cool Cuffs our inlets were NSF. If that what Dale is looking for we can help.
Shawn Forsythe
RIP
The "NSF" I know is the National Sanitation Foundation. Fittings with their certification may be used on automated food processing equipment and for food dispensing equipment. An example is a coke machine. You would want to use NSF certified fittings for any plumbing components where the drink media is in contact, as opposed to say non-approved brass fittings. The bulk majority of NSF fittings are polypropylene if plastic and stainless steel if metal. PVC pipe used for water plumbing service can also carry the designation.
Dale, is there a reason you need the certification? Or are fittings that meet your needs coincidentally marked with the emblem?
What size barbs are you looking for? For vacuum hose (1.5"-2.5") or solution lines (1/4"-1")?
Dale, is there a reason you need the certification? Or are fittings that meet your needs coincidentally marked with the emblem?
What size barbs are you looking for? For vacuum hose (1.5"-2.5") or solution lines (1/4"-1")?
