PPR (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) fittings are essential components in modern plumbing systems, designed to connect, redirect, and control the flow within PPR piping networks. These fittings are renowned for their durability, high-temperature resistance, and excellent chemical resistance, making them suitable for both hot and cold water applications in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Common types of PPR fittings include elbows for changing pipe direction, tees for branching, reducers for connecting different pipe sizes, couplings for joining pipes, and valves for flow control. Their lightweight nature and ease of installation, often through heat fusion welding, ensure leak-proof connections and long-term reliability. Additionally, PPR fittings are non-toxic and corrosion-resistant, making them ideal for transporting potable water and other fluids safely.

Sizes:

• PPR Reducing Socket – 25mm ~ 20mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 32mm ~ 20mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 32mm ~ 25mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 40mm ~ 20mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 40mm ~ 25mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 40mm ~ 32mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 50mm ~ 20mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 50mm ~ 25mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 50mm ~ 32mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 63mm ~ 20mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 63mm ~ 25mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 63mm ~ 32mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 63mm ~ 40mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 63mm ~ 50mm
• PPR Reducing Socket- 75mm ~ 63mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 90mm ~ 63mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 90mm ~ 75mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 110mm ~ 63mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 110mm ~ 75mm
• PPR Reducing Socket – 110mm ~ 90mm

Disclaimer

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• Prices quoted are subject to change without notice, based on increases in cost price from suppliers.