Screw connection fitting KW/male thread PVC-C 1/2" 4704-005

Screw fitting is an element of the PVC-C system, designed for connecting pipes and fittings in hot and cold water, air conditioning, and industrial installations. Made of chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC), it is characterized by high chemical and mechanical resistance, guaranteeing long-lasting and trouble-free operation. This particular model, with a size of 1/2 inch and an external thread, allows for easy and quick connection to other installation elements.

Durability and material resistance

The CPVC from which the fitting is made provides exceptional durability – estimated at a minimum of 50 years. This material is resistant to scale and dirt build-up, corrosion, and the action of several hundred chemical compounds. Additionally, it is physiologically and microbiologically inert, making it safe for potable water installations. It is also worth noting its excellent fire-resistant properties – it does not support combustion.

Ease of installation and benefits for the installer

The installation of the PVC-C screw fitting is simple and quick, requiring no specialized tools or electricity. The connection is made using aggressive adhesives, and the execution time does not exceed one minute (depending on the ambient temperature). The threaded design allows for easy connection to various installation systems. In addition, the low weight compared to traditional materials (metal) facilitates transport and installation. The smooth inner surface minimizes flow resistance, and the fitting design ensures smooth flow with the full cross-section.

Comfort of use and additional advantages

The use of a PVC-C screw fitting translates to quieter operation of the installation due to the material's vibration and noise damping properties. The high thermal insulation of the material reduces the risk of condensation on cold water pipes – potentially reducing the need for additional thermal insulation. Electrical insulation prevents galvanic and electrochemical corrosion, particularly important in installations laid in the ground. The lack of oxygen diffusion into the installation is another advantage of this solution.