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SCI® Press - Copper MPT Male Street Reducer
- SKU:
- SP602R
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.00 LBS
Description
SCI® Press - Copper MPT Male Street Reducer
SCI® Press Copper MPT Male Street Reducer Fig. SP602R provides a compact reducing transition between a copper male street end and a male threaded connection.
Designed for commercial, industrial, and residential piping systems, the SP602R combines a male street copper end with an MPT connection in a reducing configuration for transitioning between different connection sizes.
Product Highlights
- SCI® Press Fig. SP602R
- Copper fitting construction
- Male street x MPT connection
- Reducing adapter configuration
- EPDM sealing element
- Compact transition design
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Copper MPT Male Street Reducer |
|---|---|
| Brand | SCI® Press |
| Manufacturer | ASC Engineered Solutions |
| Figure | SP602R |
| Material | Copper |
| Connection | Male Street x MPT |
| Street Connection | Male Street Copper End |
| Thread Connection | Male Pipe Thread |
| Configuration | Reducing Street Adapter |
| Seal Material | EPDM |
| Primary Function | Reducing Copper Street-to-Male Thread Transition |
Construction Details
SCI Press Fig. SP602R is a copper male street x male threaded reducing adapter coupling. The male street copper end is designed to connect directly into a compatible press fitting connection, while the opposite end provides an MPT connection.
The reducing configuration allows different connection sizes to be transitioned within a single compact fitting, helping reduce the number of separate components required in the piping assembly.
The SP602R is part of the SCI Press Copper Fittings system, which provides reliable mechanical press connections for compatible copper piping systems without conventional soldering or brazing at press joints.
Design & Typical Applications
Street Reducer Design
- Male street copper end
- Male threaded connection
- Reducing configuration
- Compact fitting design
- Copper construction
Typical Applications
- Commercial plumbing systems
- Residential plumbing systems
- Industrial copper piping
- Valve and equipment connections
- Reducing threaded transitions
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Confirm both connection sizes.
- Verify the required MPT size.
- Confirm street-end compatibility.
- Follow SCI installation instructions.
- Pressure test after installation.
Use the SCI Press Copper Fittings Submittal, Installation Instructions, and Copper Press Flyer to confirm Fig. SP602R specifications, connection requirements, system compatibility, and proper installation procedures.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SCI Press Copper MPT Male Street Reducer used for?
It provides a reducing transition from a compatible copper press fitting connection to a male threaded piping connection.
What figure identifies the Copper MPT Male Street Reducer?
ASC Engineered Solutions identifies the SCI Press Copper MPT Male Street Reducer as Fig. SP602R.
What connections does the SP602R use?
The SP602R combines a male street copper end with a male pipe thread connection.
How is the SP602R different from the SP602?
The SP602R provides reducing connection combinations, while the SP602 is the standard SCI Press Copper MPT Male Street Adapter.
What can connect to the MPT end?
The male threaded end can connect to a compatible female-threaded valve, fitting, adapter, or equipment connection.
Does the street end connect directly into a press fitting?
Yes. The male street copper end is designed to connect into a compatible press fitting connection.
Does the SP602R use an EPDM sealing element?
Yes. SCI identifies SP602R configurations with an EPDM sealing element at the compatible press connection.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the male street size, MPT size, reducing configuration, mating fitting compatibility, and intended piping application.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Confirm both connection sizes.
- Verify the reducing configuration.
- Confirm street-end compatibility.
- Follow SCI installation instructions.
- Pressure test completed connections.
