Features

• Max pressure at 20 Celius = 16 Bar
• Precision Heavy Duty Tapered Threads give a Strong Reliable Seal.
• Manufactured from a Raw Material Approved For Use With Potable (drinkable) Water.
• Manufactured from High Quality Glass Fibre Reinforced Nylon.
• Weather, Termite, Fungi & Bacteria Resistant.
• Common Applications Include Horticultural, Agricultural, Irrigation & Plumbing.
• Fire Rating UL94HB and UV Stabilised. Low Density Fittings Used for:
• Low-Density Pipe
• SKU: 300-(ID Pipe Size)-(Coil Size)
• e.g 300-25-100 (25mm = ID Size, 100 = Coil Length)

Tips:

• Low-density pipe is referred to by its inside diameter (ID)
• The low-density fitting barbs go inside the pipe
• The LD screw nut tightens overtop of the LD pipe.
• Tighten with spanner or pipe grips.
• Before installing the fitting onto the pipe, always ensure the nut is wound back to the centre (body) of the fitting as far as possible.
• In cold conditions you may need to heat the pipe or run a large phillips screwdriver around the inside of the pipe to open up the pipe end, or a combination of the two for insertion onto the fitting hose tail. Some ways to soften the pipe are;
• Dip the pipe into hot water in a thermos flask.
• A gas torch, the larger the pipe bore the larger the flame required, but be careful not to over heat the pipe.
• A vehicle exhaust but again be careful not to damage the pipe.
• Insert the pipe fitting into the pipe and force the pipe well up into the nut. You can use a rubber head mallet (not a steel hammer) if available to knock the fitting all the way onto the pipe. The pipe needs to go as far up into the nut as possible.
• Screw the nut back down over the pipe, you should feel the nut engaging the pipe within a couple of turns, if not back the nut off and force the pipe further onto the fitting.
• Screw the nut down over the pipe by hand until tight and then using poly grips, screw the nut down another 1 to 2 turns ensuring you hold the...