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Polymer Valves

Polymer valves for polyethylene pipelines: compression ball valves with a polypropylene body for irrigation networks and drinking-water branches, in the most-used sizes from 20 to 110 mm, connecting straight to the pipe without welding.
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Comprehensive Buying & Technical Guide

Where polymer valves are used on PE lines

Polymer valves are made for polyethylene pipelines and are used mostly in pressurised irrigation networks and on drinking-water branches. Their bodies do not rust, and they connect straight to PE pipe with compression ends.

The compression ball valve opens and closes with a quarter turn of the handle and is supplied with a metal or polymer handle, with compression at both ends or with one threaded end.

Polymer Valves — Frequently Asked Questions

How is a PE ball valve installed?

With a compression joint: the pipe goes into the valve end and is sealed by tightening the nut. No welding is needed.

Which PE ball valve sizes are supplied?

The most-used sizes from 20 to 110 mm.

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