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Effast PPH Pressure System Jointing Methods

Effast PPH Pressure System Jointing Methods

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Jointing Methods Overview
The Effast Polypropylene range can be jointed using three primary techniques: socket fusion, butt fusion, and electro fusion. Each method involves specific steps and equipment to ensure a secure and effective joint.
Socket Fusion
This method involves heating both the spigot and socket components before joining them together. The heating element is used to prepare the pipe or fitting for fusion.
Butt Fusion
In butt fusion, the ends of the pipes or fittings are heated and then pressed together to form a joint. This technique requires precise alignment and heating to ensure a strong bond.
Electro Fusion
Electro fusion involves using an electro-fusion socket and welding leads to heat and join the pipe components. This method is often used for its precision and reliability in creating durable joints.
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Effast PPH Pressure System Jointing Methods-1

Jointing methods The Effast Polypropylene range is jointed by socket fusion however there are two further jointing techniques. For reference only the images below detail the socket fusion and also butt fusion and electro fusion techniques. Socket fusion Butt fusion Electro fusion Heating spigot Welding leads Pipe or Fitting Fitting Pipe or Fitting Heating socket Heating element Pipe or Fitting Heating element Pipe Electro-fusion socket Individual parts Individual parts Heating Heating Heating Finished joint 62 Individual parts Finished joint Finished joint Sales and enquiries please contact: 08452 700886

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