Drilling band with internal thread and cutting sleeve HAKU, DN110xGW1 1/4", PN16, for water and sewage, for PE and PVC pipes, body GJS-spheroidal cast iron (series 5310) 5003648

Tapping saddles are key components enabling connections to existing water supply and sewage networks without the need to disconnect the pipeline from operation. They allow for precise execution of so-called "taps", essential for connecting new connections. The HAKU model, with a 1/4" internal thread and a cut-off cap, is particularly useful when working with pipes made of polyethylene (PE) and polyvinyl chloride (PVC).

Made of GJS-400-18 spheroidal cast iron, the saddle is characterized by high strength and corrosion resistance – confirmed by the GSK certificate. The design of the saddle allows for safe drilling of pipes under pressure, minimizing the risk of damage to the installation. The cut-off cap further increases safety and control over the process. This solution is appreciated by both installers and end-users due to its reliability and durability.

• Versatility: The saddle is designed for use with PE and PVC pipes, making it a versatile tool in many installations.
• Safety: The ability to drill under pressure eliminates the need to interrupt the water or sewage supply, which is particularly important in residential and commercial buildings.
• Durability: The use of spheroidal cast iron ensures long-term operation even in harsh environmental conditions.
• Corrosion resistance: The GSK certificate guarantees anti-corrosion protection, which extends the life of the saddle and minimizes the risk of failure.
• Easy installation: In combination with a dedicated drilling device, the HAKU saddle enables quick and precise installation of the connection.

The HAKU saddle with a 1/4" internal thread and a cut-off cap is a reliable solution for professionals involved in water and sewage installation, as well as for people independently performing renovation or modernization work. It provides a safe, durable and efficient connection of new connections to the existing infrastructure.