SharkBite brass push-to-connect fittings are compatible with PEX, Copper, CPVC, PE-RT and HDPE pipe.
Why you shouldn't use SharkBite fittings?
A SharkBite fitting contains a rubber O-ring, which is not best for permanent connections. We don't recommend using a SharkBite fitting outside because sunlight can dry out the rubber O-ring and cause it to crack or split.Mar 8, 2019
How do you connect galvanized pipes without threads to PVC?
Connecting Galvanized and PVC Drain Pipes If you have to make a transition in the middle of a pipe, you can do it without re-threading the pipe. Simply cut the pipe with a hacksaw, making as straight a cut as possible, then fit a Fernco flexible connector with the appropriate diameter over the end and tighten it down.
How do you install a shut off valve for galvanized pipe?
If an old galvanized pipe comes out from the wall, installing a shutoff valve is usually a straightforward job; simply screw a threaded stop valve onto the pipe. If possible unscrew the supply tube at the bottom only, so it remains attached to the faucet or toilet above.Jan 26, 2019
How do you connect old galvanized pipes?
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Will a SharkBite work on steel pipe?
SharkBite fittings are engineered to provide an extremely fast, secure and reliable method of joining Copper, PEX, Polybutylene and Carbon Steel pipework. All fittings are demountable and can be reused when required.