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End
feed fittings in copper, bronze and brass are generally used in hot and cold
water distribution systems, in domestic plumbing and in several types of
industrial application. They are also suitable for gas lines (butane, propane,
natural gas) in accordance with current legislation. Endfeed fittings do not
have a ring of solder and the installer must apply solder separately to seal
the fitting.