T-reducer connector, brass, for pipe Ø1 35 mm, for pipe Ø2 42 mm - Riegler 117077

T-reducer connector, brass, »sharkbite«, for pipe Ø1 35 mm, for pipe Ø2 42 mm

Technical data

Standards and origin

• Customs tariff number: 74122000
• Country of origin: DE

About Pipe connectors

Pipe connectors hold plastic pipe in the line without tools, the pipe is pushed in and stays put. Working pressure reaches 20 bar depending on the type, and under vacuum the connectors work down to -0.95 bar.

What matters when choosing

• Material governs media compatibility and price. POM and polypropylene, including the glass-fibre reinforced grade, cover standard duties, while brass is the metal alternative.
• Threaded transitions run from G 1/8 to G 1 1/2 male. Female G 1/2 and G 3/4 are available as well, plus tapered versions from R 1/2 to R 1 male.
• Maximum working pressure sits between 10 and 20 bar depending on type and has to be checked against the highest pressure the line can reach.
• Operating temperature starts between -20 °C and 0 °C and ends between 20 °C and 65 °C. Unheated areas and warm media make the limit of the specific type the deciding figure.
• Overall length ranges from 24.8 to 191 mm, which matters in tight installation spaces and when pipe sections are being planned.

Typical applications

• Compressed air ring mains in workshops, assembly areas and production
• Distribution from the main line to individual machines and take-off points
• Water lines and cooling circuits, as long as the chosen material suits the medium
• Extensions and rebuilds in existing installations, since the joint needs no soldering or pressing
• Temporary pipe routing when machines are relocated

Materials used are brass, acetal polymer (POM), polypropylene and glass-fibre reinforced polypropylene, sold under the speedfit and sharkbite series names. The 172 items come from the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland and Italy.