Push-fit plastic fitting for the connection of plastic and copper pipe. Simply push the fitting fu...Push-fit plastic fitting for the connection of plastic and copper pipe. Simply push the fitting fully onto the pipe and twist the plastic nut clockwise to lock in place. Should the need arise to demount the connection unlock the nut and push the collet towards the body of the fitting and pull the pipe to release. The fitting ensures an easier working environment in confined places and removes the need for hot works on site. Installation can be reduced by around 40% against traditional fixing methods. Note: With all plastic pipes the relevant manufacturer’s pipe insert is required.
This guide is for anyone using the JG Speedfit MDPE Stop End (25mm, Blue) for plumbing projects. This push-fit fitting simplifies the connection of plastic and copper pipes, saving time and effort. Note that a pipe insert is required when using this fitting with plastic pipes.
All features
Model Part Number
Ug4625b
Brand
JG Speedfit
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What size pipes does this fitting work with?
This fitting is designed for use with 25mm pipes.
Do I need any special tools for installation?
No, the JG Speedfit MDPE Stop End is designed for push-fit installation and requires no special tools.
Can I reuse this fitting?
Yes, the fitting is designed to be demountable and reusable.
What materials can this fitting connect?
This fitting can connect both plastic and copper pipes.
Where can I use this fitting?
It is suitable for residential, commercial and DIY plumbing projects.
What is the blue color for?
The blue color is for identification purposes.
What is a pipe insert and why do I need one?
A pipe insert is a small tube that goes inside plastic pipes to provide support and prevent the pipe from collapsing. It is required when using the JG Speedfit fitting with plastic pipes.
Troubleshooting
The fitting is leaking.
Ensure the pipe is fully inserted and the nut is properly tightened. Check for any damage to the fitting or pipe. If the leak persists, replace the fitting.
The pipe won't insert.
Make sure the pipe end is clean and straight. Check for any obstructions within the fitting. If using plastic pipe, ensure you are using a pipe insert.
The nut is difficult to turn.
Make sure the pipe is aligned correctly. Try applying some lubricant to the nut. If the problem persists, replace the fitting.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Quick and easy installation.
No special tools required.
Suitable for a wide range of applications.
Reusable and demountable.
Reduces installation time.
Safe and efficient.
Cons
Requires a pipe insert for plastic pipes.
May require more force to connect initially.
Nut can be difficult to twist in tight spaces.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the pipe end is cut cleanly and is free of burrs.
Compatibility: This fitting is compatible with 25mm pipe.
Pipe Inserts: When using plastic pipes, ensure the correct manufacturer’s pipe insert is used.
Installation: Push the pipe fully into the fitting until it meets the internal stop. Then, twist the nut clockwise to lock.
Demounting: Unlock the nut and push the collet towards the fitting body. Pull the pipe to release.
Care: Avoid over-tightening the nut. Regularly inspect the fitting for leaks or damage. Do not use excessive force.