40mm Brass PE Pipe Fitting Coupling

The connector is designed for a maximum operating pressure of 16 bar with liquid media. This should be sufficient for most garden pumps.

Yes, the clamp connection is suitable for fixed or movable installation underground and above ground. The design with a tension ring ensures a secure connection even with slight movements.

Yes, the maximum operating pressure for liquid media is 16 bar. At 10 bar well pressure, the coupling is safe and can be used without concern.

Yes, the coupling is also approved for gas. However, when using with gas, a support tube or gas sleeve must be additionally installed.

The connection is made of brass (MS58) and is suitable for the passage of drinking water, wastewater, and other liquid media. Brass is generally corrosion-resistant and can also be used in a salty environment.

The maximum operating pressure for liquid media is 16 bar. This ensures high pressure resistance of the product.

Yes, the fitting is suitable for PE plastic pipes (HDPE and NDPE). The blue drinking water pipes from the hardware store are usually HDPE.

This specific product has a size of 32 mm for the PE pipe and a 1" external thread. However, there are various sizes and shapes available in the range.

The connector is designed for a very long lifespan and can be used permanently for fixed or movable installations above and below ground. The high-quality brass construction supports this.

Yes, the coupling is suitable for both above-ground and underground installations. It is waterproof and corrosion-resistant for long life in the soil.

The connector is approved for a maximum operating pressure of 16 bar with liquid media. A constant pressure of 14 bar is therefore within the safe range.

Yes, the connector is suitable for both fixed or movable mounting. The robust brass material and construction allow flexibility in use.

Yes, the coupling is designed for operating temperatures from -20°C to +120°C. It can therefore remain outside even in frost.

The coupling is corrosion-resistant and suitable for various liquid media. When used with saltwater or other aggressive media, regular inspection is recommended.

Yes, the coupling is specifically designed for PE plastic pipes, both HDPE and NDPE. It provides a secure and tight connection for both types.

Yes, the connector is tested and approved according to DIN DVGW for drinking water. You can use it without hesitation for sensitive applications.

Yes, the connector is suitable for the passage of wastewater and other liquid media, in addition to drinking water and gas. The material quality ensures high durability.

Yes, the connector is suitable for PE plastic pipes, both HDPE and NDPE.

The connector consists of a brass body, O-ring, pressure ring, tension ring, and union nut. The product description does not provide information on the separate replaceability of individual components.

Yes, the connector is made of high-quality brass (MS58), which ensures high corrosion resistance and thus a long lifespan.

The installation is very simple: The PE pipe is inserted and the union nut is tightened. No special tool is required.

No, for gas, a support tube or gas sleeve must additionally be used. The connector itself is approved for gas, but only with this addition.

The connector is designed for operating temperatures from -20°C to +120°C. Therefore, it is also suitable for higher temperatures in the conservatory.

The coupling is suitable for liquid media in the temperature range of -20°C to +120°C. For heating systems, the specific requirements of the medium must be checked.

No, assembly is done by simply inserting the PE pipe and tightening the union nut. Special tool is not required.

The fitting already includes an O-ring, pressure ring, tension ring, and union nut for a watertight connection. Additional sealing is usually not necessary.

Yes, the brass coupling is waterproof and suitable for fixed or movable installation outdoors. It withstands operating temperatures from -20°C to +120°C.

The coupling is designed for a maximum operating pressure of 16 bar with liquid media. For air as a medium, it has not been explicitly tested or approved.

Yes, the coupling is designed for liquid media and a maximum operating pressure of 16 bar. A system with 12 bar pressure is within the product's specifications.

The coupling is made of brass (MS58) and is suitable for drinking water and other liquid media. A specific suitability for saltwater is not explicitly indicated in the product information.