β-Pph Inner Tooth Direct Hot Melt Socket Pipe Fitting 1.0mpa
1. Fast and reliable installation, convenient and time-saving; smooth inner and ...
1. Fast and reliable installation, convenient and time-saving; smooth inner and ...
1. Easy operation, reliable connection, high pressure resistance, good sealing, ...
1. It is used to connect pipes at a bend and change the flow direction, which al...
1. For connecting at the bend of the pipe, for changing the direction of the pip...
Product Features: Easy to install, these fittings are used in pairs at pipe end...
This fitting is designed to connect pipes into a pipeline system. It is suitable...
Description: Designed for connecting to pipelines with threaded ends. The EPDM/F...
Description: This thermoplastic union fitting connects pipes into a complete pip...
1. It belongs to one of the pipe connections, used at the main pipeline branch p...
1. Durable, anti-corrosion, light weight, function as a closed pipeline, easy in...
1. Durable, anti-corrosion, light weight, function as a closed pipeline, easy in...
Used in piping systems requiring plain end connections. Specifications: DN15(D20...
1. Rapid Assembly: Socket Fusion Fittings utilize a hot-melt socket welding process. Welding is completed simply by inserting the pipe into the sleeve and heating for tens of seconds. The overall operation time is significantly shorter than the minutes or even hours required for traditional arc or gas welding. 2. Low O...
View More1. High Temperature Resistance Taking fluoroplastics (PTFE, FEP, PVDF, ETFE, PFA) as an example, their maximum operating temperature can reach 260℃, with a low temperature limit above -18℃. Conventional plastic piping (such as PPR and PVC) can be used stably for a long time below 90℃, but softening or even failure will...
View More1. Determine the Media Characteristics First, determine whether the medium being transported by the plastic pipe is water, oil, chemical solvents, or gas. Select materials based on its corrosiveness, viscosity, and temperature range. PPR is suitable for hot water, PVC for acid and alkali media, and PE-RT for low-temper...
View MoreWhat are the key points of installation and welding processes for β-PPH Fittings?
1. Surface Cleaning and Cut Quality
Before installation, oil, dust, and rust must be thoroughly removed from the surfaces of pipes and fittings to ensure a clean contact surface.
Pipe ends must be cut squarely using a specialized cutting tool to ensure a perpendicular, burr-free end face for optimal interlocking strength.
2. Selection of Appropriate Connection Method
For β-PPH materials, two methods can be used: hot-melt welding (electrofusion) or adhesive bonding. Hot-melt welding is the most commonly used process, achieving a leak-free and reliable connection.
3. Key Welding Process Parameters
Heating Temperature: Generally controlled between 210℃ and 230℃ to ensure the material is fully softened without thermal degradation.
Pressure Holding Time: Maintain pressure for 8–12 seconds after heating to allow the melt to fully fill and form a uniform weld.
Cooling: Allow to cool naturally for at least 30 seconds after welding to avoid rapid cooling that could cause internal stress.
4. Quality Inspection and Leak Prevention Measures
After welding, conduct an airtightness test (such as helium leak detection or hydrostatic test) to confirm there are no leaks before putting the pipe into use.
Inspect the weld for bubbles, cracks, or incomplete fusion; re-weld if necessary.
How to select the specifications of β-PPH Fittings based on media type, working pressure, and temperature?
1. Media Corrosivity
For corrosive media such as strong acids and alkalis, thicker wall fittings or corrosion-resistant β-PPH modified materials should be used to resist chemical attack.
For neutral or weakly corrosive media (such as pure water and steam), standard wall thickness fittings can be used.
2. Matching Working Pressure and Temperature
The long-term working temperature range of β-PPH pipes is -20℃ to +100℃, and the short-term maximum withstand temperature is 110℃. Increased temperature significantly reduces pressure resistance; the maximum working pressure (MOP) at 60℃ is approximately 50% of the nominal pressure. When selecting a pipe fitting, the design pressure (usually 1.25 times the highest working pressure) should be considered, along with a temperature correction factor, to ensure that the fitting does not exceed the material's pressure resistance limit under actual operating conditions.
3. Wall Thickness and Nominal Size
Select the appropriate nominal diameter (DN) and wall thickness (PN) based on the viscosity, flow rate, and system pressure drop requirements of the medium.
For high-pressure and low-temperature environments, PN16 and above with thicker walls are recommended; under normal temperature and pressure, PN10–PN12 is sufficient.
4. Influence of Installation Method on Selection
Hot-melt welding has relatively relaxed requirements on pipe wall thickness, but welding quality must be ensured; flange connections have higher requirements on pipe wall thickness and require matching with appropriate flange thickness and bolt specifications.