Plastic Pipe Fittings

This fitting changes pipe direction by 90 degrees in polyethylene piping systems. PE material offers excellent flexibility, low-temperature resistance, and impact strength. The fitting uses heat

This fitting changes pipe direction by 45 degrees in PE piping systems. It produces less flow resistance than a 90-degree elbow. It has less impact on media flow velocity. This makes it suitable for

This fitting connects three PE pipes in a T-shaped configuration. It allows media to split from the main pipe to two branch lines. Or it can merge media from two branches into the main pipe. The

This is one of the most complex fittings in the PE series. The cross-shaped design has four ports. It allows pipe connections in four directions. You can use it for splitting or merging media in

This is a basic fitting for straight-line connections of same-diameter PE pipes. It has sockets on both ends. You insert the ends of two pipes into each end. Heat fusion or electrofusion creates a

This fitting connects two PE pipes of different diameters. The large end connects to the larger pipe. The small end connects to the smaller pipe. This creates a smooth diameter transition for buried

This fitting provides detachable connections between PE pipes and equipment or valves. A PE flange adapter works with a metal backing ring to create the connection. Flange connections allow easy

This fitting allows fast disconnection and reconnection of PE pipes. It has two fittings and a locking nut. The seal comes from an O-ring and threaded locking mechanism. You do not need fusion

This fitting closes the end of a PE pipe. You install it at the end of a pipeline or at reserved connection points. It prevents media leakage and keeps foreign materials out of the pipe. The design