PPR Saddles

PPR Saddle is a fitting used in piping systems made from Polypropylene Random Copolymer (PPR), designed to connect a branch pipe to a main pipe at a specific angle. Plastic saddles made from PPR are widely used in sewerage systems due to their excellent characteristics, making them a reliable and popular choice. Some of the key features include: - Strength and Durability: PPR Pipe saddle can withstand heavy loads without cracking or breaking. - Corrosion Resistance: PPR Pipe Bar Saddle offer high resistance to various chemicals and acids. - Ease of Installation: PPR pipe saddle clamps are installed using thermal fusion welding, ensuring tight, secure connections between pipes and reducing the likelihood of leaks. There are several types of PPR saddles, including Saddle with Male Thread and Saddle with female Thread.

They are also available in various sizes to suit different applications. PPR saddle fittings are an ideal solution for connecting branch pipes to main pipes in a wide range of systems, whether they are for water, irrigation, or industrial applications. With their corrosion and heat resistance, as well as ease of installation, PPR saddles are the perfect choice for providing strong and reliable connections in long-term piping systems.

Brand

ASK

modern technology

Thermal Pipes Factory (TPF)

Almunif

Almona

Size

50 × 25 mm

50 × 32 mm

63 × 25 mm

63 × 32 mm

75 × 32 mm

90 × 32 mm

110 × 32 mm

125 × 32 mm

63/32 mm

63/25 mm

63/20 mm

90/20 mm

90/25 mm

90/32 mm

110 /25 mm

40 / 25 mm

75 / 25 mm

40 mm × 1/2 inch

50 mm × 1/2 inch

63 mm × 1/2 inch

63 mm × 3/4 inch

75 mm × 1/2 inch

75 mm × 3/4 inch

90 mm × 1/2 inch

90 mm × 3/4 inch

110 mm × 1/2 inch

110 mm × 3/4 inch

Water Pressure Rating

25 bar

color

green

Product List

Saddle with MaleThread

Saddle with FemaleThread

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

At Youmats, popular PPR pipe saddle sizes include 20, 25, 30, and 40 mm, suitable for home and commercial water lines. Choose the size based on pipe diameter, water flow, system pressure, and temperature so the clamp fits the distribution line without leaks or weak fixing.

Check the pipe diameter, maximum temperature, and water pressure, then select a rust-resistant metal saddle clamp with a proper rubber gasket. It should withstand heat without shrinking or weakening, and the fixing opening must allow tool access, especially in kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms.

A correctly sized PPR saddle with a good gasket and moderate tightening will not cause leaks. Avoid over-tightening, which can stress the pipe wall, and inspect connection points after the line is pressurized. For vibrating or heavily loaded runs, use a saddle with a fixing base and pressure-distributing straps.

Clean the pipe surface, position the saddle over the tap hole with an intact rubber gasket, and tighten both bolts evenly. Tighten gradually in alternating passes until the clamp is secure without excessive pressure. After filling the line with water, check all connection points for leaks or movement.

Yes. For wall or ceiling mounting, choose a metal pipe saddle with a wide fixing base and a heat- and moisture-resistant rubber gasket. In sunny areas or exposed outdoor spaces, use an oxidation-resistant clamp that helps control movement from thermal expansion. Youmats offers various sizes and mounting options.

PPR Saddles

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

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