What Does a Dielectric Union Look Like
Dielectric Unions Are Used in Commercial and Residential Applications to Prevent Accelerated Corrosion and Deterioration in the Piping System Due to Galvanic...
Dielectric Unions are used in commercial and residential applications to prevent accelerated corrosion and deterioration in the piping system due to galvanic and stray current. It is installed between pipes made from dissimilar metal. We offer dielectric unions in a range of configurations, sizes, and materials.
What is a dielectric union?
Dielectric Unions are used in commercial and residential applications to prevent accelerated corrosion and deterioration in the piping system due to galvanic and stray current. It is installed between pipes made from dissimilar metal. We offer dielectric unions in a range of configurations, sizes, and materials.
Do I need a dielectric union for copper to stainless steel?
When connecting copper to carbon steel or galvanized steel, flanges or dielectric unions should be used to electrically insulate each material. When connecting copper to stainless steel, a brass or bronze fitting between the two metals provides sufficient electrical separation in most environments.