Reinforced plastic pipes are connected only with fittings.
This tool is required for a good cut of the pipe.
This tool is required to machine the inside of the slice.
This tool is required to machine the outer edge of the cut.
A compression fitting is a collapsible part consisting of a body with a union, an O-ring, and a compression nut. For connection, adjustable or wrenches are used.
The resulting connection is collapsible, which means that it must be checked.
When using scissors to cut a metal-plastic pipe, you must first thread the blade of the scissors into the pipe, turn the scissors half a turn around the pipe, and then cut the pipe. This is to avoid deformation of the pipe during cutting.
If necessary, wipe the inside and outside of the pipe with a rag.
Instead of a nut, a crimp sleeve is used when connecting to press fittings.
When using scissors to cut a metal-plastic pipe, you must first thread the blade of the scissors into the pipe, turn the scissors half a turn around the pipe, and then cut the pipe. This is to avoid deformation of the pipe during cutting.
Wipe the inside and outside of the pipe with a rag if necessary.
If you are using manual crimping jaws, you need to crimp the joint twice. After pressing the first time, it is necessary to remove the tongs, turn the tongs relative to the joint by 30 degrees and re-crimp the joint.
When connecting reinforced-plastic pipes with push-fitting, no additional tools are required.
Wipe the inside and outside of the pipe with a rag.
The connection is hermetically sealed and can be used for hidden piping. Withstands pressure of 10 atmospheres.