وصلة تخفيض الأقطار (نقّاصة) للتركيب مع أنابيب (PPR) قياس (25x20mm)

The reducer bush has dimensions of 25x20 mm, making it ideal for reducing pipe sizes in plumbing systems.

Yes, PPR material offers excellent resistance to high temperatures up to approximately 95°C.

Yes, it is safe for use in potable water systems due to its non-toxic properties.

Yes, installation is straightforward using standard plumbing tools without requiring specialized equipment.

They are widely used in residential plumbing systems as well as industrial applications like HVAC systems or chemical pipelines.

Yes, its precise design ensures tight fittings that prevent leaks effectively when installed correctly.

A PPR reducer bush is a pipe fitting that connects pipes of different diameters in PPR piping systems, reducing from a larger pipe to a smaller one. It’s designed for hot and cold water, chemical processing, and potable water distribution, providing a leak-proof seal when installed correctly.

This item is available in multiple size configurations to suit different pipe diameters. Check the listing for exact size options; common variants include configurations like 32mm→25mm, 25mm→20mm, etc.

It is made from PPR (polypropylene random copolymer). Benefits include corrosion resistance, good temperature and pressure tolerance, lightweight handling, and leak-proof sealing with proper installation.

Yes. It is designed for potable water distribution and is free from toxic substances, meeting typical safety requirements for drinking water systems.

Yes. PPR fittings are rated for hot water services within their temperature range, and this reducer bush is suitable for hot water applications when installed correctly.

Typical steps include ensuring pipe ends are clean and square, dry-fitting to verify fit, applying appropriate PPR primer and solvent cement per local codes, inserting the reducer bush into the larger pipe and seating it fully, and allowing cement to cure before pressurizing. Professional installation is recommended.

You’ll typically need PPR primer, solvent cement, a pipe cutter, a deburring tool, and possibly a clamp to hold the fitting during curing.

The reducer bush is non-toxic and suitable for potable water. Ensure correct sizing and installation to prevent leaks, use appropriate PPE, and follow local plumbing codes and standards during installation.