Electrofusion fitting d250 PE100, SDR17, PN5 gas/PN10 water 753911821

Electrofusion fitting for PE pipes – a reliable connection for gas and water installations

This electrofusion fitting, made of high-density polyethylene (PE-100) with an SDR17 ratio, is a key element for connecting pipes in gas and water distribution systems. Designed for electrofusion welding, it provides a durable and leak-proof connection resistant to corrosion and mechanical damage. Its construction and material guarantee long-term reliability in demanding operating conditions.

Characteristic features and application

The fitting is designed to connect pipes with a nominal diameter of DN 200 (outer diameter 250 mm). A circumferential stiffness class of SN16 and a pressure rating of PN5 for gas and PN10 for water make it a versatile solution for various applications. Made of PE-100, characterized by high chemical and mechanical resistance, it ensures safe use for years. The raw surface finish of the connection prepares it perfectly for the electrofusion welding process.

• Versatility: Can be used in gas (PN5) and water (PN10) installations.
• Durability: Made of high-quality PE-100 polyethylene, resistant to corrosion and mechanical damage.
• Safety: Provides a tight and durable connection thanks to electrofusion welding technology.
• Compliance with standards: The product meets the required standards for materials and connections in gas and water distribution systems.
• Efficiency: One-piece design simplifies installation and reduces installation time.

Technical parameters in practice

A Zeta value of 0.1 indicates high mechanical properties of the connection, which translates into its long-term durability. A connection wall thickness of 1 mm provides adequate stiffness and pressure resistance. A standardized dimension ratio SDR17 guarantees a precise fit to pipes with appropriate parameters. The fitting is designed for electrofusion welding, which requires the use of dedicated welding equipment – it is worth remembering this when planning an investment. The flange pressure class PN 10 confirms its ability to operate in water systems under a pressure of up to 10 bar.