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PPH Vitroling Reducer Coupler

The PPH Vitroling Reducer Coupler is a high-performance piping component designed to connect two pipes of different diameters while ensuring superior chemical resistance and mechanical integrity. Made from Polypropylene Homopolymer (PPH) with Vitroling lining (usually PTFE or fluoropolymer-based), this coupler is ideal for handling aggressive chemicals, high-purity media, and corrosive fluids.

It is widely used in chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, water treatment, and other industrial applications, where reliable sealing and resistance to chemical attack are essential. The internal lining ensures maximum compatibility with harsh media, while the PPH body provides structural strength.

Key Features of PPH Vitroling Reducer Coupler

Dual Diameter Connection – Reduces pipe size while maintaining secure, aligned flow.
Vitroling (PTFE/FEP) Lining – Provides high chemical and thermal resistance.
Excellent Corrosion Resistance – Suitable for aggressive and corrosive fluid systems.
High Purity & Low Contamination – Ideal for sensitive applications in pharmaceuticals and clean systems.
Durable Construction – Long-lasting material performance in demanding environments.
Smooth Internal Finish – Minimizes pressure drop and fluid friction.
Fusion Weld Compatible – Easily connects to PPH piping systems using socket or butt fusion welding.

Technical Information

Parameter Details
Body Material
Polypropylene Homopolymer (PPH)
Lining Material
Vitroling (typically PTFE, FEP, or PFA)
Fitting Type
Reducer Coupler
Connection Method
Socket Fusion / Butt Fusion
Available Sizes
DN25 × DN20 to DN150 × DN100 (custom sizes available)
Temperature Range
0°C to +100°C (limited by PPH and lining material)
Pressure Rating
Up to 10 bar
Color
Outer body: Grey/Natural; Lining: White/Translucent
Standards Compliance
ISO 15494, DIN 8077/8078, EN ISO 161
Applications
Chemical Processing Plants, High-Purity Fluid Systems, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Acid & Alkali Transfer Lines, Water Treatment Plants