Kopplingsrör

A kopplingsrör, often translated as coupling pipe or connecting pipe, is a mechanical component used to join two other pipes or tubes together. Its primary function is to create a continuous fluid or gas pathway between separate sections of piping. These pipes can be of the same diameter or, in some designs, a reducer kopplingsrör may be used to connect pipes of different sizes. The connection is typically achieved through threaded ends, flanged interfaces, or compression fittings, depending on the specific application and the pressure and type of substance being conveyed.

Kopplingsrör are commonly found in a wide variety of systems, including plumbing, hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, and industrial process piping. They are essential for assembling complex piping networks, allowing for flexibility in design and ease of maintenance or repair. By using kopplingsrör, sections of pipe can be replaced or extended without needing to replace the entire length of tubing. The materials used for kopplingsrör vary based on the intended use, ranging from metals like steel and brass for high-pressure applications to plastics for less demanding environments. The integrity of the connection is crucial to prevent leaks and ensure the efficient and safe operation of the system.