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In Plumbing, MPT stands for Male Pipe Thread. It refers to a type of threaded connection where the male end of a pipe or fitting has external threads designed to fit into a female counterpart with internal threads. MPT connections are commonly used for connecting pipes and fittings in various plumbing applications.

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