plumbing fittings
Traveling to a tradeshow can be a hassle. Flights, hotel reservations, crowds, and negotiating cavernous exhibit spaces add up to long days and a lot of money. That’s why Viega […]
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Delivering higher value for residential projects and helping commercial projects meet stringent demands, Uponor North America now offers a newly redesigned line of ProPEX® ball valves for PEX-a plumbing and hydronic […]
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Webstone®, a brand of NIBCO, announces two new y-strainer products. The patent-pending Pro-Pal® Ball Drain Strainer™ is available in sizes ½ inch to 1¼ inches. It features a multi-function high-flow […]
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The HolbyMonitor continuously monitors and displays cold, hot, and tempered hot water temperatures and transmits an ALERT message if any water temperature exceeds custom-selected temperature limits. ALERT messaging can be […]
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To keep projects on time, on budget, and protected, the engineer needs the right balance of quality and value. by Jim LeStage As the big-picture thinkers of any project, plumbing […]
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Naveen Kumar Shivanna, CPD, GPD, LEED GA, a Fire Protection & Plumbing Engineer with Setty & Associates in Baltimore, is working on a renovation job where the specification calls for […]
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IPEX is excited to announce a major investment in a new state-of-the-art injection molding plant to be built in Pineville, North Carolina. The new facility will encompass Industry 4.0, including […]
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Caleffi North America, a global leader and manufacturer of innovative products for plumbing, heating, and cooling, is pleased to offer its 1-inch male × 1-inch female union thread isolation ball […]
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The Hydraulic Institute (HI) and the Valve Manufacturers Association of America (VMA) have announced the 2021 Virtual Market Outlook Workshop, taking place on August 5–6. The Market Outlook Workshop is […]
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Viega MegaPress CuNi and ProPress copper fittings are the first press fittings approved for use in Navy combat ships. After years of rigorous testing, the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) […]
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