Plug-in angle connector PP, Supports 32 mm, hose exterior Ø 32 - Riegler 110347

Plug-in angle connector PP, Supports 32 mm, for hose exterior Ø 32 mm, Working pressure max. 12 bar Lightweight, push-in fittings distinguished by high strength, toughness, resistance to abrasion and impact resistance - ideal for a wide range of applications. All our push-in fittings made of POM have the following approvals: drinking water DVGW, KTW, FDA and NSF. Plastic and metal tubes are connected together quickly and easily. Suitable for compressed air or liquids, with good resistance to a large number of chemicals.

Technical data

Standards and origin

• Customs tariff number: 39174000
• Country of origin: GB

About Union elbows

Plug-in elbow connectors turn a plastic line through a right angle and push together without tools. Both ends accept tube, so a corner can be built without bending the line or adding a screwed fitting. The group covers tube outside diameters from 4 to 22 mm, plus one size for 32 mm.

What matters when choosing

• Tube O.D.: 4 to 22 mm on the POM versions. The connector grips the outside of the tube, so wall thickness does not enter the selection.
• Max. working pressure: 10 to 16 bar depending on size. Small nominal sizes carry the higher rating, large ones the lower.
• Min. working pressure: down to -0.95 bar, which covers vacuum sections as well.
• Material: acetal copolymer (POM) for sizes up to 22 mm, glass fibre reinforced polypropylene (PP) for the 32 mm version.
• Series: all parts belong to the speedfit range and combine with its other push-in fittings.

Typical applications

• Drinking water installation and water treatment in plastic pipe
• Cooling and process water lines on machinery
• Compressed air lines in control engineering with tight installation space
• Beverage and food technology, where the fittings hold the relevant approvals
• Test rigs and conversions with frequently rerouted lines

The POM push-in fittings carry drinking water approvals DVGW, KTW, FDA and NSF. Production is in the United Kingdom.