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K or T Type Ductile Iron Fittings

01/31/2015 4:05 AM

Whats the difference between K and T type pipe fittings (Ductile Iron) ?
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Re: K or T type ductile iron fittings

01/31/2015 4:54 AM

This may be a partial answer: http://www.ygic.com.tw/elist4_1.htm

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01/31/2015 11:54 AM

K type is mechanical joint, T type is push on....

http://www.seekpart.com/product/Ductile-Cast-Iron-Pipe-Fittings-Double-Spigot-Bend-90-1577599.html

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02/02/2015 9:44 AM
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