All measurements in millimetres, weights in grams. For the photographic representation, we use an item size both studio light. The illustrations, technical data, dimensions and designs are non-binding. We reserve the right to make changes at any time without notice. The useful dimensions are defined or shown reinforced or result from the article designation. Other dimensions are for illustrative purposes only. Please note this in case of misuse.
Description
PVC-U reducing ring, solvent socket x solvent lug
Connection:
Solvent-weld end x solvent-weld socket
Temperature:
up to 45°C constant, 60°C short-term
Working pressure (PN):
max. 16 bar at 20°C
Material:
PVC-U
Color:
Gray
Application:
PVC-U reducing ring Application
The reducing ring is glued into a glue socket and reduces the diameter.
The example shows a 50mm glued socket and a 50/20mm reducing ring. You can now continue with a pipe A-ø 20mm or, for example, glue in a 20mm hose clamp. It is also possible to glue another reducing ring into a reducing ring to achieve an even greater reduction.
PVC-U reducing rings can be glued into any socket, i.e. if you have an elbow with a double-sided glued socket, you can also reduce a glued socket of the elbow here.
The most common PVC reducing rings are the sizes 110/50mm, 63/50mm or 32/25mm. A pipe can only be connected to and reduced using the integral glue socket with a reducing ring.
Reducing rings should be avoided in systems with higher pressures. The abrupt stop of the flowing medium causes turbulence or can cause a water hammer. In this case, a reduction using a reducing socket is the "gentler" alternative.
Media
There are currently no media files available.
