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Brass compression fittings for PE
Brass compression tee with male thread 1" PE / irrigation
Ref. EL0000061"In stock
Brass elbows, tees and sleeves with compression ends for polyethylene irrigation pipe. Quick, demountable, watertight joints for configuring branches and service connections in 25 and 32 mm PE with 3/4" and 1" threads.
- Thread
- 1"
- Family
- GA17-6 · Brass compression fittings for PE
- ERP description
- TE LATON ENCHUFE ROSCA MACHO 1` P.E./RIEGO
- Material: brass.
- Connection: compression end for PE pipe.
- Threads: male or female, 3/4" and 1" depending on model.
- Pieces: elbows, tees and sleeves.
- Demountable, reusable assembly.
Other brass compression fittings for PE sizes
All references- EL000002Brass compression x male elbow 1" PE / irrigationIn stock
- EL000003Brass compression elbow with combination thread male 1"-FEMALE 3/4" PE / irrigationIn stock
- EL000007Brass compression tee 1" male-3/4" female PE / irrigationIn stock
- EL000008Brass compression x compression sleeve 32 PE / irrigationIn stock
- EL000005Brass compression tee 32 PE / irrigationIn stock
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