1. Product Introduction:

The Press joining is a connection to make permanent and not reversible deform of the fittings on the pipe thus leading to a perfect mechanical joint, while the O-Ring provides for the hydraulic tightening connection. Pressing provides for a constant quality joining, easily reproduced and with a minimum physical effort by the operator. Major savings in installation time and cost compared with traditional jointing methods

  A Mixed connection fittings to other systems are made using bronze thread parts with press ends. The thread will be made to meet your local regulation.

2.  Specification：Female/Press end

 Available dimension:

   15x1/2”| 18x 1/2”| 18x3/4”| 22x3/4”

3.  3 Reasons to choose Press System:  

1) Save time, Save money- every connection is made in a fraction of the time when compared to weld, solder or compression systems. On top of this, far less training is needed to use the press tool required for the installation. This means that every installation using the Press System requires less labour, and less cost especially on those larger jobs.

2) A Secure seal in seconds- Every press tool operates differently but one thing stays the same, the strength of the connection. All the installer has to do is cut, calibrate and connect. The press tool will take care of the rest. The auto-cycle feature of most press tools will ensure that every joint is the same, so no guess work needed.

3) Installer safety- The number one concern for any installer when on the job is safety. The Press System offers one of the safest installations on the market. Installations is completely flame free, with no fumes or emissions while installing. This means no fire hazards when installing in occupied premises or retrofits. When the job is all done, there is a faster clean up with no left over waste flux, solder or welding gas.

4.  Pressing Tool:

With pressing jaws profile "V"
(compatible with: Viega, Comap, Sudo Press Cu, IBP>B< press)

5.  Accessory:

   EPDM O-ring  

2. Space requirements:

The pipe spacing in relation to walls, corners and slots, necessary for a secure installation is laid out in the drawings and tables below.

Minimum spacing between two pressing points                Minimum distance to wall

                       (see table below)                                                 (see table below)  

7.  Frequently Asked Questions:

     Q: How to distinguish the “V” profile and “M” profile of the Press fittings?

     A: The presence of the "Collar" on the "V" profile, located after the pressing chamber, definitely makes inserting the pipe an apparently "cleaner" operation compared to inserting it in the "M" profile.
On the other hand, the Collar makes checking the proper positioning of the o-ring more difficult. 

Q: Which is better, the "M" profile or the "V" profile?

     A: When talking with plumbing installers, one of the most frequent topics is their preference for either the "M" or "V" pressfitting profile. The choice of one or the other is often a matter of "habit". Professionals who are used to a certain profile rarely choose to change to the other.