Compression Connectors Tap HTCT2-2-1

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About:

•  Compression tap connectors are primarily used to join copper or plastic pipes to taps (faucets) or other plumbing fixtures. They provide a watertight seal and enable easy installation and removal of the tap or fixture when necessary.
• These connectors typically consist of three main parts: a compression nut, an olive (also known as a ferrule or compression ring), and a body. The compression nut is usually made of brass and features internal threads that match the external threads of the tap or fixture.
•The olive is a small, cylindrical ring usually made of brass or nylon, which fits around the pipe and compresses against it when the nut is tightened. The body is the part of the connector that fits over the pipe and provides a surface for the olive to compress against.
• Compression tap connectors are commonly made of brass, which is durable and resistant to corrosion. The olive may also be made of brass or nylon, depending on the application and the type of pipe being used.

Also Known As:

Compression fittings, Compression joints, Compression couplings, Compression adapters, Compression valves, Compression unions.

Specification:

Features:

• Used to tap into continuous conductors as a splice or pigtailing.
• Each HTAP terminates a wide range of conductor sizes and combinations of code and flex conductors class G, H, I and diesel locomotive to suit a variety of applications.
• Slotted design allows quick and easy assembly of conductor to HTAP using three Panduit 94V-0 cable ties included.
• Tap grooves are separated from one another allowing them to function independently so HTAP can be used with a single or multiple taps providing maximum design and installation flexibility.
• Color coded and marked with Panduit die index numbers for proper crimp die selection.