For decades, Cambridge Brass has been at the forefront of innovation in the waterworks industry, leading the way in critical advancements that ensure safer, higher-quality products.

Picture this: You’re knee deep in a service line installation carefully positioning a saddle in place.

The Cambridge Coupling is a unique fitting with a patented design that will accommodate pipes that are slightly oval or deformed.

The curb stop is defined as a valve installed in the water service line and accessible for operation from aboveground for routinely interrupting flow through the service line.

The termination sleeve is used to seal off and protect the corporation stop in direct tap applications.

The installation of water works products that grant a household access to the water main is a responsibility that falls upon the city, not the homeowner. One of the fixtures that play a major role in the process is the corporation stop.

As part of that ongoing commitment, we are excited to introduce our newly redesigned cambridgebrass.com website a platform that not only showcases our extensive product line but also offers valuable tools and resource to better serve you.

While surrounding the water main, a service saddle is the starting place to making water work on the service lateral.

Walking along the sidewalk, you may have come across a round lid that simply says the word 'water' on it. Have you ever pondered what this lid is and what lies beneath it?

The curb box is defined as the vertical pipe extending from the curb or sidewalk level down to the shutoff at the service connection.