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STREAMLINE W 10142 Wrot Copper Tube Coupling - Wrot Copper Tube Fittings
STREAMLINEWrot Copper Tube Fittings

STREAMLINE W 10142 Wrot Copper Tube Coupling

STREAMLINE Wrot Copper Tube Fittings. Specifications: Type: Cup x Cup, Dimple Center Stop.

SKU 3G-OTH-472706

Also listed as: W10142 · W-10142

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STREAMLINE
Item
W 10142 Wrot Copper Tube Coupling
Part Number
W 10142
Category
Wrot Copper Tube Fittings
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
W 10142
Type
Cup x Cup, Dimple Center Stop

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Product Description

STREAMLINE Wrot Copper Tube Fittings. Specifications: Type: Cup x Cup, Dimple Center Stop.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a STREAMLINE Sweat Fitting Coupling used for?

A STREAMLINE Sweat Fitting Coupling joins two lengths of 3/16 in CTS copper tube in plumbing and HVAC systems. The cup x cup design with dimple center stop ensures proper insertion depth for reliable soldered joints in potable water, refrigeration, and gas lines.

What are the specifications of the STREAMLINE W 10142 coupling?

The STREAMLINE W 10142 is a wrot copper tube coupling with 3/16 in CTS x 3/16 in CTS connections, cup x cup ends, and a dimple center stop. It is designed for sweat/solder installation and meets standard plumbing fitting dimensions for copper tubing.

Where to buy STREAMLINE W 10142 couplings worldwide?

3G Electric supplies STREAMLINE W 10142 couplings worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this wrot copper fitting.

How to install a STREAMLINE sweat fitting coupling?

Clean the 3/16 in CTS copper tube ends and the cup interiors of the STREAMLINE coupling. Apply flux, insert tubes to the dimple center stop, heat evenly, and apply solder until it flows fully into the joint. Allow to cool naturally before pressure testing.

Used in

Common applications for STREAMLINE
Plumbing systems — Streamline wrot copper couplings (e.g., SKU 5UGC0) for joining copper tubes in potable water lines.
HVAC installations — Streamline wrot copper tees (e.g., SKU 5UGD4) for branch connections in refrigerant or water circuits.
Refrigeration — Streamline wrot copper elbows (e.g., SKU 5UGD3) for directional changes in copper tubing runs.
Drain-waste-vent systems — Streamline wrot copper P-traps (e.g., SKU 5UGG7) to prevent sewer gas entry.
Industrial process piping — Streamline wrot copper tees (e.g., SKU 5UGE5) for distributing fluids in large-diameter lines.
Commercial plumbing — Streamline wrot copper fittings with center stops (e.g., SKU 5UGA3) for controlled insertion depth in soldered joints.
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3G Electric supplies STREAMLINE wrot copper tube fittings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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