IFAN Factory Supply PPR Copper Fittings

Straight couplers (sockets)

PPR copper fittings come in straight coupler designs. They join two pipes in a straight line. One end is PPR, the other is copper. Example: connecting a PPR pipe to a copper pipe directly.

Elbows (90-degree and 45-degree)

Elbows change the direction of the pipe run. 90-degree elbows make sharp turns in the system. 45-degree elbows provide gentler direction changes. PPR copper fittings include both common angle types. Example: turning a pipe around a corner or obstacle.

Tees for branch connections

Tees split flow into two separate directions. They have three openings: an inlet and two outlets. One outlet may be a different size from the other. PPR copper fittings offer equal and reducing tee configurations.

Reducing couplers

Reducing couplers connect two different pipe diameters. The PPR side may be larger than the copper side. Alternatively, the copper side can be larger than the PPR. PPR copper fittings include these size transition pieces.

Male and female adapters

Adapter fittings have a threaded end for connections. Male adapters have external threads for joining. Female adapters have internal threads for receiving. PPR copper fittings with threads connect to valves or fixtures.

Union fittings

Union fittings allow easy disconnection of two pipes. They have a threaded nut that can be loosened. This permits maintenance without cutting the pipe. PPR copper fittings with union design simplify future repairs.

Example: straight coupler installation

A plumber connects a 20mm PPR pipe to a 1/2-inch copper pipe. He uses a straight PPR copper fitting. The PPR side welds to the PPR pipe. The copper side solders to the copper pipe.

Example: reducing coupler application

A solar system has a 25mm PPR return line. The copper piping is only 1/2-inch. A reducing PPR copper fitting connects them properly. The larger PPR side handles greater flow volume.

Example: elbow fitting for tight spaces

A renovation has a tight corner with copper and PPR pipes. A 90-degree PPR copper fitting makes the turn. The PPR side runs along the new wall. The copper side attaches to the existing vertical pipe.

Other configurations available

Some suppliers offer 30-degree and 60-degree elbows. Cross fittings are available for four-way connections. End caps seal the end of a pipe run. PPR copper fittings are available in various pressure ratings and materials.

Size availability

PPR sizes range from 16mm to 110mm in metric. Copper sizes range from 10mm to 54mm. Combination sizes adapt metric to imperial standards. PPR copper fittings match all common piping dimensions.

Final availability summary

PPR copper fittings come in many common types. Straight couplers join pipes in a straight line. Elbows (90° and 45°) change flow direction. Tees split flow into branch connections. Reducing couplers adapt different pipe sizes. Adapters connect to threaded fixtures. Unions allow easy disconnection. Elbows handle turns and obstacles. Reducers adjust for different diameters. All types are available in various size combinations. Choose the correct configuration for your specific plumbing layout. Example: a complete range exists for every application need.

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