Compression coupling TTPLAST 22 mm white with ribbed grip, model 10171

TTPLAST compression coupling for 22 mm pipes, model 10171, in white with a ribbed grip is a push-fit connector designed for joining or repairing plastic plumbing pipes. It provides a simple mechanical compression seal for 22 mm pipe systems commonly used in domestic and light commercial water installations, allowing quick pipe extensions or replacements without soldering or adhesives.

Advantages

The coupling features a ribbed grip surface for improved manual handling during installation. Its push-fit compression design enables tool-free assembly and disassembly, reducing installation time. Constructed for compatibility with standard 22 mm plastic plumbing pipes, the fitting offers a watertight mechanical connection suitable for cold and hot water lines in typical residential and light commercial applications.

Suitable for

• Joining two 22 mm plastic water pipes
• Repairing damaged sections of 22 mm piping
• Extending existing 22 mm pipe runs
• Temporary or permanent connections in domestic water systems

Key specifications

• Pipe compatibility: 22 mm diameter plastic pipes
• Connection type: compression / push-fit
• Color: white with ribbed grip
• Material: durable plastic suitable for potable water systems
• Application: cold and hot water distribution in domestic and light commercial settings

How to use

Ensure pipe ends are clean, free of burrs and cut squarely. Push each 22 mm pipe firmly into the coupling until it seats against the internal stop. The compression mechanism will form a seal without the need for glue or heat. For disassembly, follow manufacturer guidance: typically, hold the fitting body and release the compression collar to withdraw the pipe. Verify the connection visually and test under low pressure before returning the system to regular operation.

Usage recommendations

Use the coupling only with compatible 22 mm plastic pipes and within the pressure and temperature ranges recommended for the pipe material. Do not overtighten or modify the fitting. Inspect connections after initial pressure testing and periodically as part of routine maintenance.