Name: Banninger PPR Socket, 63MM
Brand: Fepy
SKU: 45282-NOS
Price: 7.89 AED
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What is the Banninger PPR Socket and what is it used for?

Accepted Answer

The Banninger PPR Socket is a polypropylene random-copolymer socket connector designed to join PPR piping systems. It provides secure, leak-resistant joints for potable water, heating, and suitable industrial environments.

Question 2

What material is the Banninger PPR Socket made from, and why does that matter?

Accepted Answer

It is made from Polypropylene Random-Copolymer, which offers high durability, excellent chemical resistance, and good weather resistance. This helps ensure long-term reliability in both indoor and outdoor installations.

Question 3

How does its socket design help create secure connections?

Accepted Answer

The socket profile is engineered to seat the pipe firmly, reducing movement and leakage risk. When joined with the recommended bonding method for PPR (cement or fusion per system guidelines), it forms a tight, durable joint.

Question 4

What installation steps should I follow for this PPR socket?

Accepted Answer

General steps: cut the pipe square and clean the end, dry-fit to check alignment, apply the appropriate joining method (primer/solvent cement or heat fusion per your PPR system), fully insert the pipe into the socket to the recommended depth, wipe away excess adhesive, and allow the joint to cure per product instructions.

Question 5

What sizes or options are available for this socket?

Accepted Answer

PPR sockets are offered in multiple diameters to match common PPR piping sizes. Check the product options for the exact sizes available (for example 20mm, 25mm, 32mm, etc.).

Question 6

In what environments can this PPR socket be used?

Accepted Answer

It is suitable for indoor and outdoor installations and can withstand exposure to typical chemicals encountered in plumbing and some industrial environments. It’s compatible with common PPR piping systems used for potable water and light industrial applications.

Question 7

Is this socket compatible with other brands' PPR piping?

Accepted Answer

Compatibility depends on matching the diameter and joining method. If the other brand uses standard PPR dimensions and a compatible bonding method, it can be used, but always verify size and system compatibility before installing.

Question 8

What are some common use cases for the Banninger PPR Socket?

Accepted Answer

Ideal for building or renovating residential plumbing, irrigation lines, and certain chemical or industrial piping where PPR is specified. It’s useful for repairs or extensions where a reliable, durable joint is required.

Question 9

How does this socket compare to other PPR sockets on Fepy in terms of durability and performance?

Accepted Answer

The Banninger PPR Socket uses Polypropylene Random-Copolymer for enhanced chemical and weather resistance, contributing to longer life in challenging environments. Other PPR sockets on Fepy may use similar or standard PP plastics; verify the specific material and rating for each product on its page. Alternatives include: - PPR Socket 20mm (https://fepy.com/product/ppr-socket-20mm) - PPR Socket 25mm (https://fepy.com/product/ppr-socket-25mm) - PPR Socket with Reducer (https://fepy.com/product/ppr-socket-reducer)

Question 10

What makes this product a good value for money?

Accepted Answer

Durability, long service life, and reliable joints reduce maintenance and leakage costs over time. The ease of installation and compatibility with standard PPR systems also helps save time on projects.

Question 11

What safety or compliance considerations should I keep in mind when using this socket?

Accepted Answer

Follow standard plumbing safety practices: depressurize the system before work, wear appropriate PPE, and adhere to local plumbing codes. Use the recommended joining method for your PPR system and ensure the joint cures fully before pressurizing.

Question 12

Are there maintenance tips to extend the life of the PPR socket joints?

Accepted Answer

Regularly inspect joints for signs of leakage or loosening, avoid excessive bending near joints, and ensure proper support for pipes to prevent movement. Use compatible cleaners and avoid aggressive solvents near joints.

Banninger PPR Socket, 63MM

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