Polyethylene fittings are used in pipelines and facilities in various industries to change the angle of the fluid flow, change the diameter of the pipeline, change the flow rate and connect the pipes to each other. they take. One of the reasons for the popular use of polyethylene products is their quick and easy connection.
Polyethylene pipe fittings
One of the most important advantages of polyethylene pipes compared to other types of pipes is their easy connections. Connections are used in cases such as changing the angle of the pipeline route, changing the diameter, connecting pipe parts, etc. In different uses, polyethylene pipes include screw connections, belts, gear connections, butt-welded high-pressure polyethylene connections, sewage polyethylene welding connections, electrofusion and hand-made connections.
The characteristics of polyethylene pipe fittings
Corrosion resistance Resistance to fatigue Life expectancy of 50 years Leak-free connections Trenchless installation No need for coating and cathodic protection Immortality low weight Eco-friendly Free maintenance Resistant to ultraviolet rays of the sun High strength and flexibility and ability to withstand stress Chemical resistance Resistant to organic solvents Resistance to extreme cold and environmental heat Ease of installation and quick implementation and easy transportation
Polyethylene threaded or polyethylene threaded or mechanical polyethylene fittings for polyethylene pipes usually consists of five parts as follows: body, head, spacer, bushing, and ring. The outer diameter of the polyethylene pipes must be proportional to the diameter of the internal threads of the head, and since in hard polyethylene pipes, the wall thickness of the pipes manufactured by different factories is not necessarily the same, so if it is intended to connect the pipes from the connection A screw should be used. This type of connection must be made by the pipe manufacturer to make connections possible.
