Plumbing fitting?

A plumbing fitting is a component used to connect or join different sections of pipes or tubing in a plumbing system. Fittings can be made of various materials such as brass, copper, PVC, or stainless steel, and come in a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate different types of connections and configurations. Some common types of plumbing fittings include couplings, elbows, tees, adapters, and valves. These fittings are essential for ensuring proper flow and function within a plumbing system.

- Ballcock: A device that controls the flow of water into a toilet tank.
- Bibcock: A faucet that has a spigot that can be turned on or off.
- Compression fitting: A type of fitting that uses a gasket to create a seal.
- Coupling: A device that connects two pipes together.
- Drain valve: A valve that allows water to drain from a fixture.
- Faucet: A device that controls the flow of water from a pipe.
- Flex line: A flexible hose that is used to connect a fixture to a water supply line.
- Gate valve: A type of valve that uses a gate to control the flow of water.
- Hose bib: A faucet that is designed to be used with a garden hose.
- Lavatory faucet: A faucet that is used in a bathroom sink.
- P-trap: A curved pipe that is used to prevent sewer gases from entering a building.
- Reducer: A fitting that reduces the size of a pipe.
- Tee: A fitting that has three openings.
- Union: A fitting that allows two pipes to be connected together and disconnected easily.
- Washer: A thin piece of material that is used to create a seal in a faucet or valve.