Description
Female Socket 32×3/4″
Brass Female Adaptor (threaded) EG PPRc pn 25 for HVAC and hot and cold water supply Female Socket 32×3/4″ supplier contact 0321-2248975
What is Female Socket 32×3/4″ EG PPRc ?
A Female Socket 32×3/4″ EG PPR-C PN25 is a pipe fitting made of PPR-C (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) with one end designed to join a 32 mm PPR pipe and the other end featuring a 3/4″ female threaded connection (for connecting to threaded valves, appliances, faucets, pumps, etc.). It’s rated PN25, meaning it’s suitable for high-pressure applications up to approximately 25 bar.
-
Material: PPR-C (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) — a durable, corrosion-resistant thermoplastic.
-
Size: 32 mm socket side × 3/4″ female BSP threaded side.
-
Pressure Rating: PN25 (≈25 bar) for hot/cold water and HVAC services.
Connection Types:
-
Socket fusion to PPR pipe (32 mm).
-
Female threaded connection (3/4″) for metal or threaded components.
-
The “EG” typically refers to integrated brass (or metal) female threads molded into the PPR body — this gives strength and better thread engagement compared to plastic threads alone.
🧱 Material & Specifications
🏭 Material Properties
-
PPR-C (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) is widely used in plumbing due to its:
-
Excellent resistance to hot and cold water.
-
Resistance to corrosion, scaling, and chemicals.
-
Non-toxic and hygienic, safe for potable water.
-
-
Brass insert (female thread) increases mechanical strength and sealing reliability on the threaded side.
📊 Typical Specs
| Property | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| Pipe size | 32 mm PPR socket |
| Thread size | 3/4″ female BSP |
| Pressure rating | PN25 (25 bar) |
| Operating temp. | –4 °C to +95 °C (≈ safe hot water limit) |
| Standards | DIN 8077/8078, ISO 15874 (common PPR standards) |
| Connection method | Socket fusion + threaded seal |
| Color | Usually green for PPR systems |
| Material | PPR-C with brass threaded insert |
Note: PN25 ratings correspond to PPR systems designed for frequent hot water use and higher pressure conditions than lower PN ratings.
🔧 How It Works
This fitting achieves a hybrid connection:
-
Socket side (PPR) — this side is joined permanently to a PPR pipe by heat fusion (socket fusion welding). The pipe and fitting are heated and fused to form a seamless joint.
-
Threaded side (3/4″ female) — this end receives a male threaded fitting, valve, faucet, pump connection, or other equipment.
This combination lets you easily link plastic PPR piping to metal components without separate adapters.
🛠️ Installation Guide (Typical)
🪛 Tools You’ll Need
-
PPR pipe cutter
-
Socket fusion welding machine with appropriate size heater heads
-
Marker
-
Thread sealant (PTFE/Teflon tape) or suitable pipe dope
Step-by-Step
-
Cut and Prep the Pipe
-
Cut the 32 mm PPR pipe cleanly and squarely.
-
Remove burrs and debris.
-
-
Mark Insertion Depth
-
Determine how far the pipe should enter the socket. Mark that point.
-
-
Heat Fusion Welding
-
Heat the pipe end and the socket fitting simultaneously using the fusion machine.
-
Insert the pipe into the socket fully and hold still for ~5–10 seconds.
-
Cool Down
-
Allow the joint to cool to ensure a very strong, permanent union.
-
-
Thread Connection
-
Apply PTFE tape to the male threads of the valve or threaded device.
-
Screw it into the female 3/4″ thread until tight and leak-proof.
-
-
Pressure Test
-
It’s good practice to pressurize the system (hydrostatic test) to check for leaks before final commissioning.
-
💧 Usage & Applications
This type of fitting is very common in plumbing and HVAC due to its versatility:
🏠 Domestic & Commercial Water Systems
-
Hot and cold potable water distribution.
-
Connections to fixtures, faucets, valves, and water heaters.
🔥 HVAC Systems
-
Linking PPR water supply lines to boilers, pumps, manifolds, or metal valves.
🏢 Industrial & Commercial Installations
-
Heat transfer loops, chilled water lines, hydronic heating.
-
Systems requiring corrosion-resistant non-metallic piping but occasional metal connections.
🛠️ Why Choose PN25 Rated PPR?
-
Higher allowable pressure makes it suitable where system pressures are elevated (e.g., multistory buildings, HVAC loops).
📌 Key Advantages
✔ Leak-proof piping: Heat fusion creates joints stronger than the pipe itself.
✔ Corrosion resistance: PPR material does not rust — great for long-term water quality.
✔ Hygienic & safe: Non-toxic material suitable even for potable water.
✔ Easy transition to metal parts: Female thread insert bridges the gap between plastic pipework and threaded fittings or valves.
✔ Suitable for hot water up to ~95 °C: Excellent performance in HVAC and heating loops.
📍 Typical Standards
Products like this generally follow international PPR standards:
-
DIN 8077 / 8078
-
ISO 15874
These standards govern material composition, dimensions, pressure/temperature ratings and performance for PPR systems.



Reviews
There are no reviews yet.