Boshart - Push Fit CTS Fittings

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Understanding Boshart’s Push Fit CTS Fittings Boshart’s Push Fit CTS fittings offer a fast, tool-free solution for connecting copper, PEX, CPVC, HDPE, and PE-RT piping in plumbing, HVAC, and water systems. Designed for efficiency and safety, these fittings are ideal for both permanent installations and quick repairs, especially in tight, wet, or hazardous spaces. With no need for soldering, crimping, or adhesives, they simplify installation while ensuring a watertight seal. Why Choose Boshart - Push Fit CTS Fittings? Boshart offers high-performance Push Fit CTS fittings designed for quick, tool-free, and reusable connections. These fittings are available in DZR brass and 304 stainless steel, and are certified for both potable and non-potable water use. Boshart’s Push Fit CTS fittings are available in our Canadian warehouse. You can also check them out below: Push-Fit to Compression 90° Elbow Shut-Off Valve The Push-Fit to Compression 90° Elbow Shut-Off Valve is a durable, chrome-plated valve designed for easy, tool-free installation in tight spaces, ideal for low-pressure shut-off applications in both residential and commercial settings. Featuring a space-saving angled design, it connects via a push-fit inlet for PEX and a compression outlet, ensuring a secure, leak-free fit. With PTFE and EPDM materials for enhanced sealing and durability, it operates up to 180°F and 125 PSI. Certified lead-free and compliant with ASSE 1061, CSA B125.1, NSF/ANSI 372 and 61, and SAE J512, it's a safe and reliable solution for potable water systems. FAQs Can push-fit CTS fittings be used with both hot and cold water lines? Yes, push-fit CTS fittings are engineered to handle both hot and cold water applications. They are typically made from materials like brass or high-grade polymer that can withstand a wide range of temperatures and pressures, making them suitable for potable water lines, hydronic heating systems, and even some HVAC setups. How reliable are push-fit CTS fittings over