One fitting. Every angle. Zero compromise.
Traditional piping systems carry separate SKUs for every fixed increment — 22.5°, 45°, 90° — plus the labor to combine them on site. ZERO90 is a single connector that sets to the exact angle a run requires, then holds it.
Every industry connects pipe differently — threaded, flanged, welded, clamped. ZERO90's adjustable core is being built to speak each of those languages, not just one.
Every industry standardized on its own joint types for real reasons — pressure rating, contamination risk, field-repairability. Here's how ZERO90's adjustable core maps to each.
Low-pressure, price-competitive, and the fastest path to market. Solvent-welded hub/socket joints across drain-waste-vent and pressure PVC, with threaded transitions to metal fixtures and valves.
NPT/BSPT threaded connections remain standard for small-bore process and instrumentation tie-ins. ASME B16.5 flanged joints are the dominant standard across chemical, oil & gas, and power piping — with B16.47 picking up where B16.5 stops, at the largest diameters.
Permanent, high-pressure, high-temperature joints where connection type matters as much as size. Butt-weld and socket-weld for refineries and chemical plants; grooved couplings where vibration tolerance and fast field assembly matter; mechanical joint and push-on ends for buried municipal water and wastewater infrastructure.
This segment avoids threads and flange crevices entirely for anything wetted — they're contamination risks. Tri-Clamp ferrule connections, sized to ASME BPE or 3-A standards depending on the market, with a crevice-free, cleanable connector geometry that matters as much as the coupling type itself.
High-precision, reusable connections for small-bore tubing in instrumentation loops, plus flare and O-ring-face fittings for hydraulics — a different sealing philosophy from process piping, built for its own set of demands.
A single part replaces an entire fixed-angle range — less warehouse space, fewer reorders, fewer stockouts on the job.
Crews stop combining multiple fittings and adapters to approximate an angle. Set it once, and the run is done.
Every extra fitting is another place to leak. One adjustable connector means one less joint to fail.
Designed from the outset for high-volume production — in plastic today, in metal where the application demands it.
Straight, 45°, or 90° — that's been the entire vocabulary of plumbing fittings. Every angle in between has meant carrying and combining multiple parts on site, at real cost in material, labor, and leak points. ZERO90 is the first connector to hold a continuously adjustable angle with patent-protected integrity.
The patent's own language anticipates this isn't a PVC-only idea — it names stainless steel, brass, and copper for more demanding environments. We're identifying a small number of manufacturing partners to bring ZERO90 into their own distribution, industry by industry, starting now.
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