PE Connection Arangül 63x50 plumbing fitting, polyethylene reducer 63 mm to 50 mm

Arangül PE Connection 63x50 is a polyethylene plumbing reducer designed to join 63 mm and 50 mm pipes. Made of durable polyethylene, the fitting provides a reliable transition between pipe sizes for potable water, irrigation and general fluid transport systems where compatible PE materials are used. Its material properties—flexibility, chemical resistance and low-temperature performance—make it suitable for a wide range of piping applications.

Advantages

The polyethylene construction offers long service life, resistance to common chemicals and flexibility that reduces risk of cracking at low temperatures. The reducer ensures a secure connection between 63 mm and 50 mm PE pipes and simplifies installation while maintaining system integrity. Lightweight design makes handling and fitting easier compared with metal alternatives.

Suitable for

• Potable water supply and distribution (with compatible PE systems)
• Irrigation and lawn sprinkler lines
• General fluid transport and drainage
• Low-temperature heat transfer circuits (e.g., underfloor heating, snow melting) when using PE piping

Key specifications

• Brand: Arangül
• Model/MPN: 9061725
• EAN: 4750959061725
• Type: PE reducer fitting
• Connection sizes: 63 mm to 50 mm
• Material: Polyethylene (PE)

How to use

Select compatible PE pipes with 63 mm and 50 mm outer diameters. Prepare pipe ends according to the piping system’s joining method (e.g., butt fusion, electrofusion, or mechanical coupling) and follow manufacturer instructions for joint preparation, alignment and heating or tightening. Ensure a clean, debris-free surface before joining and allow joints to cool or set per the chosen joining method before applying system pressure.

Usage recommendations

Use with PE piping systems and compatible joining methods recommended by the pipe and fitting manufacturers. Confirm material compatibility for potable water if required and follow local codes for installation, pressure ratings and testing. Avoid exposure to solvents or conditions outside the specified temperature and pressure ranges for the selected PE material.