Capillary Fittings. Capillary joints are an easy and simple way for joining copper pipe in plumbing and heating systems. They've been lightweight for simple handling and offer a flat bottom seal design.
Clean the pipe end and inner rim for the fitting, then brush on some flux (liquid or paste). Heat with a blow-torch until the flux turns molten and a bright ring of solder is visible during the joint.
End Feed
The End Feed capillary fitting is a simple and easy cost effective way of joining copper pipe to EN1057 and crimp fitting. This sort of join is created by inserting the pipe into the fitting and then heating to the correct temperature and applying solder until molten. The sleeve for the fitting boosts the contact area involving the solder and copper to create a powerful and joint that is reliable.

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When utilizing this system you will need to apply the solder to a good quality copper wire and ensure that the joints are heated evenly to avoid damage and leaks. It's also necessary to use a quality that is high to stop oxides forming which could impair the solder-copper bond.
Flowflex’s End Feed capillary fittings are Kitemark and WRAS approved, providing a safe and trusted solution for your plumbing project. They are suited to low pressure gas that is domestic hot and cool water systems. Our variety of end feed tap connectors can be purchased in a variety that is wide of from 15mm to 22mm.
Solder Ring
Known as Yorkshire fittings, these capillary that is pre-soldered allow you to join copper pipe with little fuss. A ring of lead free solder is located in each fitting which, when pushed to the joint and heated by blow torch, draws liquid metal through capillary action to create a simple and effective connection.

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The first step is to use flux to the pipe ends and inside each fitting such as brass fittings, making sure you cover every gap. As soon as the flux starts to bubble, gently touch the termination of your solder wire to your pipe together with inside rim of the fitting in two or three places until a bright ring of solder appears.
You can use the exact same techniques for these connectors it’s very easy to get things wrong that you would for traditional compression joints, although there is a lot less pressure and. Incorrect installation can result in leaks, it right so it’s worth taking the time to learn how to do.
Integral Ring
Capillary solder joint fittings count on capillary action to feed the solder into the gap that is tiny each end for the copper pipe while the fitting. They’re available in both End Feed Joint and Integral Ring form, and pre-soldered or un-soldered. If you’re using un-soldered fittings, coat these with plenty of flux and carefully move anything flammable out of the pipes and joint. Heat the joint and pipe until it starts to bubble, then touch the termination of the solder on 3 or 4 places all over joint, and permit the capillary action to draw the solder to the hole.

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Unlike a compression fitting where the seal is established by tightening a nut to compress a ferrule seat resistant to the copper pipe, a capillary solder joint relies on the force of molten and then cooled solder to make a link. Capillary action draws solder into the gap that is tiny the two items of pipe while the joint fitting, creating a protected watertight seal with slide fittings.
When used correctly, this operational system is fast and simple to utilize. However, soldering capillary joints requires a great amount of skill to make sure that the solder is evenly heated and distributed to generate a very good and connection that is reliable.
Flowflex Capillary Fittings
Flowflex Capillary Fittings can be found in both End Feed and Solder Ring variations for several BS EN 1057 sizes from 6mm to 54mm and provide a fast, simple and effective joining method for copper tube. These are lightweight for simple handling, WRAS approved consequently they are suitable for most domestic and heating that is commercial plumbing systems.