pipe joint

Where pipes meet

A pipe joint is any connection between two sections of pipe, designed to create a continuous, leak-free pathway for fluids or gases.

Common types include threaded joints, welded joints, flanged connections, and compression fittings, each suited to different pressures, materials, and applications.

Plumbers and pipefitters select joint types based on whether the connection needs to be permanent or serviceable.

The pipe joint under the sink started leaking after twenty years.

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Opposites
continuity vs. connection point

pipe jointstraight pipe

Uninterrupted cylindrical conduit

separation vs. connection

pipe jointdisconnection

State of being severed

pipe leak

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