Compression fitting PP 25x3/4" female thread PN16, for PE pipes, black color 13012502

PE Pipe Compression Fitting – Reliable Connection in Water Supply Systems

This Gebo Plast compression fitting, made of polypropylene (PP), is a key element for connecting polyethylene (PE) pipes in water supply, irrigation, industrial, and swimming pool installations. Designed for a pipe diameter of 25 mm, it features a 3/4 inch internal thread, ensuring compatibility with various installation elements. The PN16 pressure class guarantees safe system operation at temperatures up to 25°C.

Design and Benefits for Professionals and Users

The fitting is characterized by a simple design, which facilitates and speeds up installation. The clamping ring made of PP provides a secure and tight connection without the need to disassemble the fitting – particularly useful in challenging field conditions. The profile of the cut and the shape of the ring teeth significantly increase the clamping efficiency. Additionally, the factory lubrication facilitates installation, and reinforcing rings around the body increase resistance to internal pressure.

• Quick installation: no need to disassemble the fitting during installation saves time and labor.
• High tightness: the profiled clamping ring ensures a reliable connection without leaks.
• Durability: the reinforced construction guarantees resistance to pressure and mechanical damage.
• Versatility: ideal for building new installations and expanding existing PE systems.
• Compatibility: the 3/4 inch internal thread allows easy connection with other installation elements.

Application and Compliance with Standards

Gebo Plast fittings are widely used in:

• water supply installations,
• garden and crop irrigation systems,
• industrial installations transporting liquids,
• swimming pool installations.

The high quality of Gebo Technika International Sp. z o.o. products is confirmed by DVGW approval, which demonstrates compliance with European safety and reliability standards. Gebo is a pioneer in clamping technology – as early as 1936, it patented clamping rings, which form the basis of many modern installation solutions.