What are pipe unions & bushings

[@srinivasanramaraj615]

Absolutely love the way the teaching is showered with multiple references to easy grasp the concept, esp for a millennial like myself. Thank you

[@ivyzhao9635]

Thank you for sharing. I am learning auto parts cause I just join the seamless steel pipe company. Your videos give me a better understanding of bushings. Waiting for your next lesson.

[@ivuniversity4930]

Thanks Ivy, be sure to follow for updated content. We are hoping to add another 5 videos in the next month

[@wwn1975]

Star Wars analogy was excellent!

[@ivuniversity4930]

Thanks Will, we try to break it down in a fun way for everyone to learn.

[@darrenhuestis9648]

Good video. Thank you Jim and team.

[@ivuniversity4930]

Thanks Darren, we should be releasing another 5 videos in the next month

[@arahimikh6382]

I came across this channel when I was looking for loose flange, so when I saw this I couldn't stop watching the other lessons! keep on the good work professor!

[@ivuniversity4930]

Thank you, Bob Ross would call that "a very happy accident"!

[@shaunhill1130]

best video on this topic nice delivery

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Thank you for the kind words. Be sure to subscribe and watch all our videos on PVF!

[@jfarinacci0329]

Really good segue, states of the union versus pipe unions. Thank you.

[@ivuniversity4930]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. We will be adding monthly. be sure to check out all 20 videos we have in our library.

[@rithvikkanchi5478]

Great stuff!!

[@rew7443]

Thanks for the information! Visualization from McMaster is difficult, seeing it actually fit together helps a lot.

[@ivuniversity4930]

Thank you for the kind words. let me know if there are any other products you would like to have classes on.

[@owen.monteiro4197]

Thanks for the information, just wanted to know if there is a particular way as of which side of a taper union fits , as per the direction of the flow of water , in a chilled water HVAC system. Thanks.

[@doylee469]

Thanks for the great video

[@tristanminifie4549]

What is meant by the term "higher steam"? Higher pressures?

[@samdaman916]

Is a coupling considered and adapter?

[@ctznzone]

Drama "teaching".