Electrofusion fitting d63 PE100, SDR11, PN10 gas/PN16 water 753911611

Electrofusion socket for PE connections

This Georg Fischer electrofusion socket, with a diameter of 63 mm, is designed for joining polyethylene (PE100) pipes using electrofusion welding. It is a reliable solution for both gas (PN10) and water (PN16) installations, ensuring a tight and durable connection. Its simple construction facilitates installation, and the high-quality material guarantees resistance to corrosion and mechanical damage.

Characteristics and application

This socket, made of polyethylene (PE), is characterized by a dimension ratio SDR11, which affects its strength and pressure resistance. The standardized SDR11 dimension means that the ratio of the outer diameter of the pipe to the thickness of its wall is 11. This is important to ensure adequate stiffness and safety of the installation. The socket is adapted to work with gas at a pressure of 10 bar and with water at a pressure of 16 bar. Its simple shape allows for quick and efficient installation by professional installers, and also facilitates subsequent repairs or modifications to the installation. The raw surface finish of the connection areas requires proper preparation before welding, which ensures optimal connection quality.

Advantages and benefits

• Versatility: Can be used in gas and water installations.
• Durability: Made of high-quality PE100 polyethylene, resistant to corrosion and mechanical damage.
• Tightness: Electrofusion welding ensures a durable and tight connection, minimizing the risk of leaks.
• Easy installation: Simple construction makes it easier for installers to work.
• Compliance with standards: The product meets the required safety and quality standards for water and gas installations.
• High pressure resistance: Designed to operate at a pressure of PN10 (gas) and PN16 (water).
• System pipe: Compatible with PE pipe systems, ensuring the integrity of the entire installation.
• Low weight: Facilitates transport and installation in hard-to-reach places.