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AW Metpress PFW114 Water Copper Press Fitting DN50-DN50-DN25 Reducing Tee

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AW Metpress PFW114 Water Copper Press Fitting DN50-DN50-DN25 Reducing TeeOverview AW Metpress PFW114 DN50 DN50 DN25 water copper press reducing tee crimp fitting is compatible with all popular press tools and their copper press systems such as Viega, Connex Banninger B Press and Kembla Kempress. The reducing tee can join 50mm (2") 50mm (2") 25mm (1") Australian standard copper pipes. This listing is for a single AW Metpress water copper press reducing tee fitting. AW water press tee fittings are extremely versatile and can

Overview

AW Metpress PFW114 DN50-DN50-DN25 water copper press reducing tee crimp fitting is compatible with all popular press tools and their copper press systems such as Viega, Connex Banninger B Press and Kembla Kempress. The reducing tee can join 50mm (2") - 50mm (2") - 25mm (1") Australian standard copper pipes. This listing is for a single AW Metpress water copper press reducing tee fitting.

AW water press tee fittings are extremely versatile and can be used at any places where water needs to be diverted into another line or a split is required in the plumbing works. AW offers many combinations and orientations for the reducing tees from common DN15/DN20 all the way to rare DN100 in sizes. All Plumbing Online stocks full range of AW press fittings via our online store or message me your requirements. 

The AW Metpress water copper press tee features a lip at each end of the fitting. The lip helps align the actual press areas along the copper pipes and provide extra sealing material when pressed. The black sealing ring is made of EPDM O-ring for portable water applications with a temperature range of -20 - 110 °C and a maximum pressure rating of 1600kPa.

The AW Metpress copper press fittings have a slug fit over the copper pipes and will remain in place until the press tool is applied, allowing easy installations and adjustments. Once pressed and secured by the correct press tool, the fitting will not dent or deform the internal copper to ensure unhindered water flow. These features have made the AW copper press systems a faster and safer connections to conventional compression or capillary systems. AW offers 25 years warranty on the Metpress copper press fittings.

Technical Details

  • Manufacturer: AW
  • Size: DN50-DN50-DN25
  • Specifications:
    • Maximum Working Pressure: 1600 kPa
    • Temperature Range: -20°C to 110°C
    • Watermarked
    • Suitable for Australian AS1432 standard hard, half hard or annealed type A and B copper tubes 
  • Materials:
    • Copper
    • EPDM O-ring 
  • Features:
    • Tamper free permanent joint
    • No soldering required
    • 25 years warranty on copper press fittings
    • Fast and cost effective to install
  • Intended Use: Join up copper pipes of different sizes in a tee connection
  • SKU: PFW114

Package Contents

  • Single AW Metpress PFW114 DN50-DN50-DN25 water copper press reducing tee
  • Package Weight 480g
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