Solvent-weld uPVC fittings matched to the pipe class, so the joint is as strong as the wall it sits in. Elbows, tees, reducers, couplings, caps and threaded adaptors.




Dial in the pressure class first, then the diameter. If you are unsure, send the working pressure and we will recommend the SDR.
A line needs elbows at every change of direction and tees at every branch. We quote the fittings against your pipe schedule so the counts match the drawing.
| Family | Sizes | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Elbow 90° / 45° | DN20–DN315 | Equal and reducing |
| Tee | DN20–DN315 | Equal and reducing branch |
| Coupling / repair | DN20–DN315 | Slip and repair types |
| Reducer bush | DN25–DN315 | Spigot × socket |
| Threaded adaptor | DN20–DN110 | BSP or NPT, brass-reinforced on request |
| Union / valve body | DN20–DN110 | For serviceable joints |
Sizes shown are the working range; the exact size list per family is issued with the quotation because mould ranges differ between families.
The pipe schedule with diameters and the number of direction changes is enough for us to build a fitting list with counts, instead of you ordering piece by piece.
We return a fitting list with counts and a packing plan.
Yes — the fitting is selected to the pipe class, so state the class when ordering.
Brass-reinforced threaded adaptors are available on request; plain plastic threads are standard.
Yes, cartons can be mixed across sizes within a family to fill a pallet.
Confirmed on quotation — usually quoted together with the pipe.]