Pipe nipple 3/4" Arangül model 9063029 plastic

Pipe nipple 3/4" Arangül model 9063029 is a compact plastic connector with a 3/4" nominal diameter, designed to join or extend threaded pipe runs in plumbing systems where a plastic fitting is appropriate. Made of polyethylene (PE), this nipple is lightweight, flexible and chemically resistant, providing long service life and reducing corrosion risk compared with some metal fittings. Typical uses include domestic and light commercial water distribution, irrigation systems and other applications requiring a durable plastic threaded connection.

Advantages

The polyethylene construction gives the 3/4" Arangül nipple resistance to many chemicals and the ability to perform at low temperatures without becoming brittle. Its simple straight design allows reliable connection between compatible threaded fittings or valves and helps prevent galvanic corrosion that can occur with metal-to-metal joints. The product is compact and suitable for installations where a non-metallic, lightweight fitting is preferred.

Suitable for

• Domestic water supply and distribution lines
• Irrigation systems and lawn sprinklers
• Light commercial plumbing installations
• Connections to plastic threaded fittings and valves

Key specifications

• Brand: Arangül
• Model / MPN: 9063029
• EAN: 4750959063029
• Nominal diameter: 3/4"
• Material: Polyethylene (PE)
• Type: Straight threaded pipe nipple (plastic)

How to use

Ensure both mating threads are clean and free of debris. Apply an appropriate thread sealant or tape compatible with polyethylene and the media being transported if a leak-tight joint is required. Hand-start the nipple into the female threaded fitting, then tighten with a wrench until secure; avoid over-tightening to prevent deforming the plastic threads. Verify the connection under pressure and inspect for leaks before placing the system into regular service.

Usage recommendations

Use this plastic 3/4" nipple in applications where polyethylene is suitable; avoid direct exposure to open flame or solvents that can degrade PE. For high-temperature or high-pressure systems, confirm compatibility with the system specifications and consider alternative fittings designed for those conditions.