How to Make a Fitting Connection with the New Fast System and the Traditional System
In this video, we take an in-depth look at the two main fitting systems used in the industry: the traditional system with an O-ring and the new New Fast system. If you've ever wondered how to improve efficiency in your installations or simply want to know the differences between these two methods, this video is for you.
First, we analyze the traditional fitting system, composed of four essential elements: the body, the O-ring, the press and clinching ring, and the nut. We show you each of these components in detail and how they are properly assembled to ensure a secure connection. During the assembly process, we explain step by step how to insert the tube into the fitting body, overcoming the natural resistance of the O-ring, and the importance of tightening the nut to the maximum using the appropriate tools to ensure a tight and durable seal.
Next, we move on to the innovative New Fast fitting system, designed to simplify and speed up the installation process. With the same detailed approach, we introduce you to the components of this system, highlighting the new New Fast seal, which offers a key advantage: it reduces resistance when inserting the tube, allowing for a much smoother assembly. As with the traditional system, we guide you through the assembly process, showing you how to insert the tube effortlessly, tighten the nut, and secure the connection with wrenches to achieve a reliable and safe connection.
This video is a complete guide for any professional looking to optimize their plumbing installations or any system that uses fittings. You'll learn not only the correct assembly techniques but also how the New Fast system can save you time and effort, improving your work's efficiency. Don't miss it!
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