JG Speedfit MDPE Stop End 20mm in Blue. This push-fit plastic fitting is designed for connecting p...JG Speedfit MDPE Stop End 20mm in Blue. This push-fit plastic fitting is designed for connecting plastic and copper pipe. To install, simply push the fitting fully onto the pipe and twist the plastic nut clockwise to lock it in place. For demounting, unlock the nut, push the collet towards the fitting body, and pull the pipe to release. This fitting offers an easier working environment in confined spaces and eliminates the need for hot works on site, reducing installation time by approximately 40% compared to traditional methods. Note: A relevant manufacturer's pipe insert is required for all plastic pipes.
This guide is for anyone using the JG Speedfit MDPE Stop End (20mm) in their plumbing projects. The key benefit is its ease of use and quick installation, saving time and effort compared to traditional methods. A relevant manufacturer's pipe insert is required for all plastic pipes. This push-fit fitting connects plastic and copper pipes, offering a reliable and efficient solution for sealing pipe ends.
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JG Speedfit
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FAQs
What tools do I need to install the JG Speedfit MDPE Stop End?
You may need a pipe cutter, and the relevant manufacturer's pipe insert for plastic pipes. No other tools are required.
Can I reuse the JG Speedfit MDPE Stop End?
Yes, the fitting is demountable and can be reused, provided it is in good condition.
What type of pipes can I use this fitting with?
This fitting is designed for use with 20mm plastic and copper pipes.
Do I need to use any sealant with this fitting?
No, the JG Speedfit MDPE Stop End uses an internal O-ring seal, so sealant is not required.
How do I remove the fitting?
Unlock the nut, push the collet towards the fitting body, and pull the pipe.
What is the blue color on the fitting?
The blue color is for identification purposes, it does not affect the functionality of the fitting.
What is the warranty?
Please consult the manufacturer's documentation for warranty information.
Troubleshooting
The fitting leaks.
Ensure the pipe is fully inserted into the fitting, and the nut is properly locked. Check for any damage to the fitting or pipe. If using a plastic pipe, ensure you have used the correct pipe insert.
The fitting is difficult to remove.
Unlock the nut by twisting it counter-clockwise. Push the collet towards the fitting body and pull the pipe to release.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Quick and easy installation, saving time and labor costs.
No need for hot works, increasing safety on site.
Compatible with both plastic and copper pipes, offering versatility.
Reusable and demountable, allowing for adjustments.
Suitable for use in confined spaces.
Cons
Requires a manufacturer's pipe insert for plastic pipes.
May require more initial investment compared to some traditional fittings.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the pipe end is clean and free of debris. Use a pipe cutter for a clean, square cut.
Insert the Insert: Insert a relevant manufacturer's pipe insert into the plastic pipe before connecting the fitting.
Push and Connect: Push the fitting fully onto the pipe until it meets the stop. The pipe should go past the internal O-ring seal.
Lock the Nut: Twist the plastic nut clockwise to lock the fitting in place.
Testing: After installation, test the connection by applying water pressure to ensure there are no leaks.
Compatibility: This fitting is compatible with 20mm plastic and copper pipes. Always use the appropriate pipe insert for plastic pipes.
Care: Do not overtighten the nut. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. Inspect the fitting regularly for any signs of damage or leaks.