PLASSON Reducing Coupler

Specifications

Product Type: MDPE Coupler
Model Type: Reducing Coupler
Nominal Diameter Mains: 25mm - 110mm
Nominal Diameter Outlet: 20mm - 90mm
Material: Polypropylene, high-grade copolymer
Water Pressure Rating: PN16
Weight: 0.10kg – 2.72kg

This PLASSON reducing coupler is designed for use with MDPE water pipe to reduce the nominal diameter. Able to withstand working pressures of up to 16bar, this WRAS approved product is suitable for use in systems conveying water and other fluids in urban and inter-urban infrastructure, industrial, mining, landscape and farming, as well as optical fibre duct systems.

Product Features:

• Made from MDPE
• Quality Compression fitting
• Fast and simple to install
• Available in sizes from 25mm x 20mm to 110mm x 90mm
• Tested to high standards - ISO 17885 for Water Applications, AS/NZS 4129, ISO 7/1, BS 21, DIN 2999, UNI 9561, NEN 3258, AS 1722, DIN 8076

Product Components:

• 2 Split Rings (Polyacetal)
• 2 Nuts (Polypropylene, high-grade copolymer)
• 2 Seals (NBR)

Available Sizes: (Please ensure to select the correct option before purchase)

• 25mm x 20mm (for reducing pipe size from 25mm to 20mm)
• 32mm x 20mm (for reducing pipe size from 32mm to 20mm)
• 32mm x 25mm (for reducing pipe size from 32mm to 25mm)
• 50mm x 25mm (for reducing pipe size from 50mm to 25mm)
• 50mm x 32mm (for reducing pipe size from 50mm to 32mm)
• 63mm x 25mm (for reducing pipe size from 63mm to 25mm)
• 63mm x 32mm (for reducing pipe size from 63mm to 32mm)
• 63mm x 50mm (for reducing pipe size from 63mm to 50mm)
• 90mm x 63mm (for reducing pipe size from 90mm to 63mm)
• 110mm x 90mm (for reducing pipe size from 110mm to 90mm)

Customer Notice - Chemical Resistance: Polyacetal split rings and NBR o-rings, suitable for water, are supplied as standard. CPVC split rings and EPDM or FPM o-rings and seals are available. For aggressive chemical applications, the end user is advised to test suitability.

Customer Notice - Operating Temperatures: While these fittings can withstand the same temperature as polyethylene pipe, they are not intended for use in hot water applications. However, they will withstand sub-zero temperatures.