Male Socket 63×2″ EG PPRc

Description

Male Socket 63×2″

 

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What is Male Socket 63×2″ EG PPRc ?

 

A Male Socket 63×2″ EG PPRc PN 25 is a high-performance plumbing fitting used to transition between a PPRc (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) piping system and a threaded metal component (like a valve, pump, or water heater).

The “EG” usually refers to the specific brand or series (often associated with Euro Gold or similar high-end manufacturers), while PN 25 indicates its heavy-duty pressure rating, making it suitable for demanding HVAC and high-pressure water systems.

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Detailed Description

This fitting features a dual-connection design:

1. Female Fusion End (63mm): A smooth internal socket designed to be heat-fused onto a 63mm PPRc pipe.

2. Male Threaded End (2″): A brass or stainless steel threaded insert (2 inches in diameter) that allows the PPRc system to connect to metal pipes or fixtures.

Technical Specifications

Feature	Specification
Material	Polypropylene Random Copolymer (PPRc) with Metal Insert
Size	63mm (Socket) x 2″ (Male Thread)
Pressure Rating	PN 25 (Capable of up to 25 bar or 362 psi at 20°C)
Temperature Range	Typically -20°C to +95°C
Standards	DIN 8077/8078 (Pipes), DIN 16962 (Fittings)
Wall Thickness	Thicker than PN 16 or PN 20 to handle higher pressure

Usage & Applications

Due to its high pressure and temperature resistance (PN 25), this specific socket is used in:

• HVAC Systems: Chilled water lines and high-temperature radiator heating connections.

• Industrial Piping: Transporting pressurized fluids or compressed air.

• Hot & Cold Water Supply: Main riser lines in high-rise buildings where water pressure is significant.

• Solar Heating: Connecting solar collector panels to the main distribution manifold.

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Installation Guide

The 63mm size is large, so careful handling of the welding equipment is critical.

1. Preparation: Cut the 63mm PPRc pipe squarely using a pipe cutter.³ Clean both the pipe end and the socket of the fitting to remove dust or grease.

2. Heating: Use a PPRc welding machine with 63mm dies set to 260°C.

   • Heating Time: For a 63mm fitting, heat the pipe and socket for approximately 24–30 seconds

3. Fusion: Remove both from the machine and push the pipe into the socket without twisting. Hold them firmly for about 30 seconds to allow the initial bond.

4. Cooling: Let the joint cool naturally for at least 6–8 minutes before applying any stress.

5. Threaded Connection: When screwing the 2″ male end into a metal fitting, use Teflon tape (PTFE) or a suitable thread sealant to ensure a leak-proof seal. Do not over-tighten, as the metal insert can stress the plastic housing.

Key Benefits

• Corrosion Resistance: Unlike galvanized iron, the PPRc body will never rust or scale.

• High Pressure Safety: The PN 25 rating provides a massive safety margin for residential plumbing (which usually runs at 3–6 bar).

• Leak-Proof: The heat fusion process creates a “homogenous” joint, meaning the pipe and fitting become one single piece of plastic.