63mm PVC Socket

The maximum working pressure for the 63mm PVC Socket is 10 bar. This rating indicates the socket's ability to handle pressure in various systems, ensuring safe operation under specified conditions.

This socket is primarily used in pressure pipe systems for potable water and can also handle many inorganic chemicals, acids, and alkalis. However, it is not suitable for aromatic and chlorinated hydrocarbons.

The recommended operating temperature range for the 63mm PVC Socket is between 0°C and 60°C. Exceeding this temperature can reduce the pressure rating of the socket, so it’s important to adhere to these limits.

The socket is designed to be joined using a solvent cement jointing process. It’s recommended to use a PVC primer before applying adhesive for a secure connection.

The 63mm PVC Socket complies with several manufacturing standards including WRAS, DIN-8063, ISO9001, and ISO14001. These certifications ensure that the product meets quality and safety regulations.

No, the 63mm PVC Socket is specifically designed for compatibility with metric-sized pipes (63mm outer diameter) and spigot fittings. It is not compatible with imperial-sized pipes or fittings.

When using this socket, it is advised not to use PTFE tape or sealants for plastic-to-plastic connections. Additionally, avoid using it with compressed air or gas to prevent damage or failure.

A PVC Socket is a plastic plumbing fitting designed to connect PVC pipes. It provides a secure, leak‑proof connection when joined with PVC solvent cement, and it is sold per piece.

The joint is formed by cleaning the pipe ends, applying PVC primer (if required) and then solvent cement. The socket slides over the pipe end and welds a durable, watertight connection once the cement cures.

The fitting is made from durable PVC, designed to resist corrosion and UV exposure. It supports high‑pressure applications and is intended for easy, fast installation when used with compatible PVC solvent cement.

The PVC Socket fittings are designed to handle high pressure and temperature within the limits of the PVC system and solvent cement used. Always ensure you select the correct socket size and adhere to the system ratings for your project.

Yes. The fittings are UV resistant and corrosion resistant, making them suitable for use in environments exposed to sunlight and common outdoor conditions.

Steps: 1) Cut the pipe square and deburr. 2) Dry fit to verify fit. 3) Clean and, if needed, prime the pipe ends. 4) Apply PVC solvent cement to the pipe and inside the socket. 5) Push the pipe into the socket and hold briefly until the joint sets. 6) Allow proper curing time before testing for leaks.

The product is described as safe for use with food and beverage applications, provided it is used with appropriate sanitary practices and compatible materials in contact with consumables.