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| Pipe boot
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A prefabricated flashing piece used to flash around circular pipe penetrations. Also known as a Roof Jack. Click here for an example. |
| Pipe bushing
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Short pipe which has threading on the inside and outside diameter, along with wrench flats, for turning, at one end. Bushings can be used to change pipe sizes when other fittings cannot be used. |
| Pipe cap
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Fitting to close off the end of a length of pipe. |
| Pipe clamp
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Pipe clamps are used in conjunction with 1/2 or 3/4 inch threaded black pipe for extra-long workpieces. |
| Pipe coupling
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Pipe sleeve, which can be joined to other lengths, by being screwed into either end of the pipe, both of which are threaded. |
| Pipe cross
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Cross shaped fitting which can be used to connect four lengths of pipe. |
| Pipe cutter
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Apparatus, which consists of a sharp cutter wheel and a set of rollers that can clamp the circumference of any size pipe. The cuter wheel cuts a groove into the pipe when the cutter is clamped in place and rotated around the outside of the pipe. Every time the cutter is rotated around, the cut into the pipe wall gets deeper until it is severed. |
| Pipe cutter, circular
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| Pipe dope
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Compound which, when applied prior to joining, lubricates a pipe joint or seals the pipe threads when the pipe is joined. |
| Pipe ell
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Plumbing fitting, shaped like an elbow, which allows water to flow in a curve. Also referred to as an ell, it is designed to use with pipe, tubing, conduit, or duct and is available in 90 to 45 degrees. |
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