Refrigerant connections, with less work and a cleaner fit.
From preparation to connection, skip brazing and flaring at the push-fit end.
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No brazing. Less hot work.
Push-fit connections require no brazing, reducing exposure to open flames and high temperatures. This helps with planning work in areas with hot-work restrictions, building retrofits and crowded equipment rooms.
Site permits and local work rules still apply.02
No flaring at the push-fit end.
The push-fit end connects directly to properly prepared copper tubing. Mark the insertion depth with a gauge, push the tube fully into place and check the connection.
*Applies to the ZPUSH push-fit end. Equipment-side connections depend on the selected fitting.03
Work more easily in tight spaces.
No bulky brazing equipment to carry and no brazed joint to cool. Connect after preparing the tube ends, making it a practical option for repairs, small installations and confined spaces.
Installation time varies with tube size, site conditions and experience.04
Keep brazing oxides out of the joint.
The connection process produces no brazing oxide scale and reduces reliance on filler metal, flame and brazing skills. Tube cleanliness and connection checks remain essential.
Pressure holding, leak testing and evacuation are still required to the applicable specifications.
Equipment rooms with hot-work restrictions
Push-fit assembly without on-site flaringInstallation photo from the catalog
Equipment installation in confined spacesSite photo from the catalog
From third-party reports to factory testing, review the evidence behind the product.
UL COMPONENT
US & Canadian component certificates
The catalog includes UL Certificates of Compliance. Representative samples of the listed refrigerant fittings were evaluated to UL 207 and Canadian standard CSA C22.2 No. 140-3.
Applies to the straight coupling and elbow models listed in the certificates. These are component certifications, not certifications of complete HVAC systems.
SGS ISO 14903
Refrigerant fitting performance tests
The SGS report records tests on specified ZPUSH samples to ISO 14903:2017, including tightness, pressure/temperature/vibration, operation simulation, freezing and vacuum tests.
The SGS confirmation letter records no leakage when samples were held at 250 bar for one minute. This is a test condition, not a permissible working pressure.
RoHS TEST REPORT
Restricted substance testing
The catalog includes an SGS RoHS report. The specified samples received a Pass result for the listed restricted substances, including lead, cadmium and mercury.
Results apply to the samples and test scope stated in the report. Ask us for the documentation relevant to your product selection.
Based on documents included in the supplied catalog: UL certificates dated August 26, 2025; SGS performance report September 9, 2024; pressure test letter September 18, 2024; RoHS report May 28, 2024. Confirm certification coverage against the model numbers and product markings.
INSIDE THE FACTORY
Quality checks go beyond appearance.
The September 24, 2026 catalog lists 10 production quality checks and 13 product performance tests covering sealing, pressure resistance, mechanical loads and environmental exposure after assembly.
Working pressure, five times working pressure, burst, low-pressure tightness and vacuum tests assess sealing under different conditions.
Mechanical loads 4 tests
Tensile tests with and without pressure, maximum bending and repeated bending examine connection integrity under mechanical loads.
Repeated operation 2 tests
The catalog lists two million vibration cycles and 250,000 pressure impulse cycles to assess performance under repeated loading.
Environmental resistance 2 tests
The catalog lists 1,000 hours of neutral salt spray and 24 hours of ammonia exposure testing to check for corrosion and cracks.
This section describes factory internal testing; it does not mean that every test was performed by SGS. Cycle counts do not constitute a service-life guarantee.
PRODUCT GUIDES
See how it works. Know how to install it.
From installation steps to sealing principles, get to know the products.
A clear process supports consistent quality checks.
An installation team perspective: tube preparation and joint inspection.
Installation team perspective Illustrative scenario
FACTORY VISIT
Beyond the product. Inside the factory.
From fitting components to machining and testing equipment, we document what we see firsthand and connect product knowledge with installation needs in Taiwan.
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MACHINING· 15 sec
Machining in action
A continuous view of the equipment and machining process.
INSPECTION· 6 sec
Testing equipment up close
A firsthand look at the testing equipment. Refer to the formal reports for test results.
YOUR LOCAL CONNECTION
Product expertise, right here in Taiwan.
Taiwan HVACR Co., Ltd. From push-fit fittings to sealing gaskets, we help you confirm sizes, refrigerants and application requirements.
Before you install
Do push-fit fittings eliminate tube preparation?
No. You still need to cut, round, deburr inside and outside, clean and inspect the tube, then mark the insertion depth. Flame-free connections still require proper tube preparation.
Are all refrigerants and tube sizes supported?
Confirm compatibility for the specific model with the manufacturer. Share the refrigerant, tube outside diameter and system operating conditions so we can help check your selection.
How do flare gaskets differ from push-fit fittings?
The ZPUSH push-fit end connects to prepared copper tubing without on-site flaring. FlareGasket fits an existing 45° flare connection. They serve different purposes.
How do I get a quote and confirm specifications?
Contact us on LINE with the product type, tube outside diameter, refrigerant, quantity and site photos to start the conversation.
WHAT'S NEXT
Connected to the field. Open to new technology.
Keep connecting. Keep exploring. Taking our interest in HVACR to the next destination.
Taiwan HVACR Co., Ltd. has registered to attend AHR Expo and is planning a visit to Chicago.
We look forward to exploring new HVACR products, installation methods and applications, and building international connections.
McCormick Place · Chicago January 25–27, 2027
View event details ↗This is a planned visit as an attendee, not an exhibitor announcement. Final travel arrangements will be confirmed in future updates.
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