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	An '''adapter''' goes from one ~~atachment~~ method to another, ~~typicaly~~ [[socket-weld]] to threaded, although exotic things like socket-weld to bulkhead are available.<br>		An '''adapter''' goes from one attachment method to another, typically [[socket-weld]] to threaded, although exotic things like socket-weld to bulkhead are available.<br>
	In the threaded application variety, it comes in 2 types: "[[male threads\|male]]" and "[[female threads\|female]]". Males have threads on the outside, females have threads on the inside. This allows the male to be screwed into the female fitting, forming a non-permanent joint.		In the threaded application variety, it comes in 2 types: "[[male threads\|male]]" and "[[female threads\|female]]". Males have threads on the outside, females have threads on the inside. This allows the male to be screwed into the female fitting, forming a non-permanent joint.

	Because of this usefully property, it is often used in male-female pairs to fulfill the applications of a [[coupler]] (connecting pipes), while keeping the pipes ~~separatable~~.		Because of this usefully property, it is often used in male-female pairs to fulfill the applications of a [[coupler]] (connecting pipes), while keeping the pipes separable.

	[[Category:Fittings]]		[[Category:Fittings]]

Boilingleadbath at 23:16, 22 March 2006

2006-03-22T23:16:13Z

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	An '''adapter''' ~~typically~~ goes from [[socket-weld]] to threaded, although exotic things like socket-weld to bulkhead are available.<br>		An '''adapter''' goes from one atachment method to another, typicaly [[socket-weld]] to threaded, although exotic things like socket-weld to bulkhead are available.<br>
	In the threaded application variety, it comes in 2 types: "male" and "female". Males have threads on the outside, females have threads on the inside. This allows the male to be screwed into the female fitting, forming a non-permanent joint.		In the threaded application variety, it comes in 2 types: "[[male threads\|male]]" and "[[female threads\|female]]". Males have threads on the outside, females have threads on the inside. This allows the male to be screwed into the female fitting, forming a non-permanent joint.

	Because of this usefully property, it is often used in male-female pairs to fulfill the applications of a [[coupler]] (connecting pipes), while keeping the pipes separatable.		Because of this usefully property, it is often used in male-female pairs to fulfill the applications of a [[coupler]] (connecting pipes), while keeping the pipes separatable.

	[[Category:Fittings]]		[[Category:Fittings]]

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2006-03-22T23:00:56Z

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	Because of this usefully property, it is often used in male-female pairs to fulfill the applications of a [[coupler]] (connecting pipes), while keeping the pipes separatable.		Because of this usefully property, it is often used in male-female pairs to fulfill the applications of a [[coupler]] (connecting pipes), while keeping the pipes separatable.

	[[~~category~~:~~fittings~~]]		[[Category:Fittings]]

Boilingleadbath: spelling

2006-03-22T23:00:21Z

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	An '''adapter''' ~~typicaly~~ goes from [[socket-weld]] to threaded, although exotic things like socket-weld to bulkhead are available.<br>		An '''adapter''' typically goes from [[socket-weld]] to threaded, although exotic things like socket-weld to bulkhead are available.<br>
	In the threaded ~~aplication~~ variety, it comes in 2 types: "male" and "female". Males have threads on the outside, females have threads on the inside. This allows the male to be screwed into the female fitting, forming a non-permanent joint.		In the threaded application variety, it comes in 2 types: "male" and "female". Males have threads on the outside, females have threads on the inside. This allows the male to be screwed into the female fitting, forming a non-permanent joint.

	Because of this ~~usefull~~ property, it is often used in male-female pairs to ~~fullfill~~ the ~~aplications~~ of a [[coupler]] (connecting pipes), while keeping the pipes ~~seperatable~~.		Because of this usefully property, it is often used in male-female pairs to fulfill the applications of a [[coupler]] (connecting pipes), while keeping the pipes separatable.

	[[~~catogory~~:fittings]]		[[category:fittings]]

Boilingleadbath at 22:59, 22 March 2006

2006-03-22T22:59:18Z

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An '''adapter''' typicaly goes from [[socket-weld]] to threaded, although exotic things like socket-weld to bulkhead are available.<br>
In the threaded aplication variety, it comes in 2 types: "male" and "female". Males have threads on the outside, females have threads on the inside. This allows the male to be screwed into the female fitting, forming a non-permanent joint.

Because of this usefull property, it is often used in male-female pairs to fullfill the aplications of a [[coupler]] (connecting pipes), while keeping the pipes seperatable.

[[catogory:fittings]]