Brass compression fitting with clamping ring on both sides MO 42 mm 04.310.02.42

Brass compression fitting – a reliable element of the installation

This brass compression fitting with a compression ring on both sides, with a diameter of 42 mm, is a universal solution for connecting copper pipes in water and heating installations. It is suitable for both new installations and repairs to existing ones. It provides a tight and durable connection without the need for soldering or using complicated equipment.

The fitting is made of high-quality brass, which guarantees corrosion resistance and long service life. The galvanized steel (or brass, depending on the version) compression ring ensures a secure hold of the pipe, and the EPDM gasket eliminates the risk of leaks. The thread complies with ISO 7/1 (DIN EN 10266-1) standard, ensuring compatibility with other installation elements.

Application and design features

The fitting is designed to seal holes, cracks and corroded areas on copper pipes. It can also be used for stainless steel pipes with a corresponding outer diameter. This makes it a flexible solution for a wide range of installation work.

• Material: The body, upper and lower parts of the clamp are made of brass, the clamping nut is also made of brass, and the compression ring is made of galvanized steel or brass. The gasket is made of EPDM.
• Temperature range: It can easily handle heating water up to 80°C and drinking water up to 25°C.
• Working pressure: Designed to operate at PN10 pressure for water and compressed air.
• Installation: The GEBO Brass system is distinguished by its simple installation – it does not require soldering or specialized equipment, which significantly speeds up work and reduces costs.
• Compliance with standards: All materials used in production comply with German 4MS requirements and are on the list of approved building materials. The fittings meet the requirements of DIN EN 1057 and DVGW GW392 standards.

This model of fitting (type MO) has compression rings on both sides, which increases the stability of the connection and allows it to be used in places requiring particular strength. This is especially important when repairing damaged sections of pipes or when creating branches in the installation.