PE Compression Fittings — Outside diameter 63 mm

Mechanical compression fittings feature a polypropylene body utilizing the synchronized action of a serrated grip ring (clinch ring) and an elastomeric O-ring. Tightening the threaded outer nut drives the grip ring onto the polyethylene pipe surface, locking it against axial blow-out under internal pressure.

Simultaneously, the spacer bush compresses the O-ring against the pipe outer diameter, establishing a dependable hydraulic seal without heat, solvents, or fusion tools.

Engineered and evaluated under international standard ISO 17885, these fittings are widely deployed in pressurized agricultural irrigation, rural and municipal potable branch lines, and commercial greenhouses.

Rapid field assembly and the ability to demount and reconfigure connections make compression fittings ideal for remote routes where electric power for welding machines is unavailable.

To guarantee leak-free assembly, pipe ends must be cut squarely, deburred, and lightly chamfered so that sharp polymer edges do not slice or dislodge the internal O-ring during insertion.

Thread tightening is accomplished by hand or using designated polymer wrenches for larger nominal sizes, avoiding excessive torque that could stress the threads.