SNAP IN COUPLING

A snap-in coupling is a type of connector commonly used in plumbing and fluid transfer systems. It is designed to securely join two pipes or tubing together without the need for additional tools or extensive assembly.

The snap-in coupling typically consists of two main components: a male and a female part. The male part features a barbed end or ridges, while the female part has a corresponding socket or opening. To connect the pipes, the male part is inserted into the female part, and a firm push or snap is applied to create a secure and leak-proof connection.

This type of coupling is favored for its ease of installation and quick assembly. It eliminates the need for complex threading, soldering, or gluing processes, saving time and effort during plumbing or fluid transfer installations.

Snap-in couplings are commonly used in applications such as irrigation systems, water supply lines, pneumatic systems, and other fluid handling systems. They provide reliable connections and can be easily disconnected or repositioned if necessary. It is important to select snap-in couplings that are compatible with the specific pipe size and material being used to ensure a proper fit and optimal performance.