Compression Fittings For HDPE Pipe

PP Compression Fittings 

BS 5114: 1975 Specification for performance requirements for joints and compression fittings for use with polyethylene pipes. BS 6920: 1990 Part 1 & Part2 Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water. AS 1460, 1- 1989 Fittings for use with polyethylene pipes. Part 1 : Mechanical-joining fittings. WIS No. 4-32-11 Specification for end load resistant mechanical joints and compression fittings made principally of thermoplastic for use with polyethylene pipes. ISO 3458 Internal pressure test on assembled connection between fittings and polyethylene (PE) pressure pipes. ISO 3459 External pressure test on assembled connections between fittings and polyethylene (PE) pressure pipes. ISO 3501 Test on assembled connections between fittings and polyethylene (PE) pressure pipes to verify resistance to pull out. ISO 3503 Internal pressure test on assembled connections between fittings and polyethylene (PE) pressure pipes when pipe subjected to bending. BS EN 712: 1995 End-load-bearing mechanical joints between pressure pipes and fittings. Test method for resistance to pull out under constant longitudinal force. BS EN 713: 1995 Mechanical joints between fittings and PE pressure pipes. Test method for leaktightness under internal pressure of assemblies subjected to bending. BS EN 715: 1995 End-load-bearing joints between small diameter pressure pipes and fittings. Test method for leaktightness under internal water pressure, including end-trust. BS EN 911: 1996 Test method for leaktightness under external pressure test. BS EN 578: 1994 Plastic pipes and fittings. Determination of the opacity. AS 1646:1992 Elastomeric seals for waterworks purposes. MS 1058: 1998 Specification for Polyethylene (PE) pipes for water supply (R) : Part 1 : PIPES (Second Revision) DIN 8074: 1987 High-density polyethylene (PE-HD) pipes.

Hansen fittings, together with high density Polyethylene (HDPE) pipes, provide an unsurpassable potable water system.

NO 'O'-RINGS, NO CRIMPING, NO SOLVENT CEMENT


NYLON 6 - A HIGH PERFORMANCE MATERIAL
Approved by the Water Supply (Water Quality) regulations 1989 & Water Regulations Advisory Committee of UK for its use in potable water, this material is superior to existing materials being used in terms of strength and ability to withstand heat. The fittings are designed and comply to British Standard BS 5114: 1975

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Hansen fittings, together with high density Polyethylene pipes, provide an unsurpassable potable water system. These sleek fittings are slim enough to be buried in walls and are able to withstand very high pressures.

Mechanical Properties	Test Conditions	Units	Standards
Tensile Modulus	1mm/min	MPa	ISO 527
Tensile stress at break	5mm/min	MPa	ISO 527
Tensile strain at break	5mm/min	MPa	ISO 527
Flexural Modulus	2mm/min	MPa	ISO 178
Flexural Strength	5mm/min	MPa	ISO 178
Temperature of Deflection under load method Af	MPa	oC	ISO 75
Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion	23 to 55oC	10-4/K	ASTM E 831
Water Absorbtion	Saturation Value in water at 23%	%	ISO 62
Density		gm/cm3	ISO 1183

HOW IT WORKS

HOW TO FIT

SITE INSTALLATION

Here are some examples of where our products are used. It can be industrial areas, housing, factories, everywhere.

BENEFITS

Size - Sleek fittings are slim enough to be buried in walls. Time - Fast & Simple installation Effeciency - No "O" ring, No Crimping, No solvent cement. Simple & Hassle free installation, no specialist/ site equipment/ skilled labour. Cost Effective - Savings from tools and workers. Durable - Long life service, leak-free, High performance material-Nylon 6 can withstand heat and high stress applications. Price - Economical Excellent Hydraulic flow characteristics Corrosion and rust resistance Patented System - No 'backyard' manufacturer or imitations Test results from reputed testing bodies - SIRIM, JBA