Provided is a pipe fitting and clamping apparatus including a fixed block having a first sliding surface with a groove shape formed therein, a pair of pivot blocks pivoted about hinge pins installed at both of left and right ends of the fixed block and having second sliding surfaces rounded at inner sides thereof, a pair of first insert guides installed inside the fixed block and having rear surfaces which come in close contact with the first sliding surface and slide, a pair of second insert guides installed inside the pivot blocks and rounded such that rear surfaces come in contact with the second sliding surface and slide, and a plurality of inserts having front surfaces in contact with outer circumferential surfaces of pipes and rear surface which come in close contact with the front surfaces of the first insert guide and the second insert guide and slide.
According to the pipe fitting and clamping apparatus, since the pivot blocks are connected to both of left and right ends of the fixed block to compress the pipes using the principle of the lever, the compressing force can be increased with a small force during the compressing operation, and since the inserts are slid along the first and second insert guides to surround the entire circumference of the pipes and uniformly apply a pressure thereto upon rotation of the pivot blocks, the pipes can be compressed in a perfect circle shape.