When comparing our couplings to the competition, one glance can tell you all you need to know.
no-hub couplings are NSF-certifi ed to deliver exactly what you expect…the exact CISPI spec.
Tyler®
NSF certifi cation is third-party verifi cation by the internationally recognized inspection and certifi cation authority of the plumbing supply industry.
Unfortunately, some couplings that claim to meet established industry standards, don’t. The purity of their materials isn’t high enough. The gauge of key components is underweight. Certain performance criteria don’t match specs. Previously, you couldn’t tell the difference until something went wrong. Now you can. Just look for the NSF sticker on every Tyler®
no-hub coupling. It’s your assurance each product characteristic meets the CISPI 310 standard. Not
because we say so, but because it’s NSF certifi ed. Our couplings are proven resistant to oils, chemicals and solvents. They’re designed for easy installation on a wide range of pipe dimensions. They’re tested to endure pressures, stresses and strains. Part of a complete system that includes NSF-certifi ed pipe and fi ttings, they give you complete confi dence in the performance and durability of your drain, waste and vent solution. Anything
less...is less.
Complete
System...Complete Confi dence Your complete source for drain, waste and vent solutions.
See contact information on page 86
(800) 527-8478 |
www.tylerpipe.com
©2011 Tyler Pipe. Tyler is a registered trademark of Tyler Pipe. NSF and the mark are registered trademarks of NSF International.
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