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4PCS - Push Fit PPR Pipe Fittings, 20mm Quick Connect Water Pipe Connector, No Welding Hot Melt Free Plumbing Fitting

4PCS - Push Fit PPR Pipe Fittings, 20mm Quick Connect Water Pipe Connector, No Welding Hot Melt Free Plumbing Fitting

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4PCS - Push Fit PPR Pipe Fittings, 20mm Quick Connect Water Pipe Connector, No Welding Hot Melt Free Plumbing Fitting

4PCS - Push Fit PPR Pipe Fittings, 20mm Quick Connect Water Pipe Connector, No Welding Hot Melt Free Plumbing Fitting

Regular price $26.99
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Join the Pipe Without a Fusion Iron

Make a mechanical connection on compatible PPR or PE water pipe with a 20 mm outside diameter.

Join the Pipe Without a Fusion Iron
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🔥Work Without HeatLeave the fusion iron and torch out of the setup.
⏱️Skip the Cure TimeThe joint needs no glue, so there’s no adhesive cure to wait for.
🧰Stock Your Repair KitEach pack gives you four fittings in the style you select.

For a Water Line You Can Reach

Consider a push-fit connection when you can access the pipe end and seat it fully, even if the surrounding space is tight.

Start with the pipe you have and the route it needs to take.

From Water Shutoff to Leak Check

Confirm the pipe material and outside diameter, then follow the fitting’s installation instructions.

From Water Shutoff to Leak Check
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  1. STEP 1🚰

    Shut Off the Water

    Turn off the supply to the line before starting work.

  2. STEP 2💨

    Release the Pressure

    Depressurize the line before working on the connection.

  3. STEP 3🤲

    Seat the Pipe Fully

    Push the compatible pipe fully into the fitting as directed.

  4. STEP 4🔍

    Check the Joint

    Restore the water supply and inspect the connection for leaks.

What Holds, Seals, and Releases

Separate parts handle pipe retention, sealing, and release.

What Holds, Seals, and Releases
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Stainless Steel Teeth

The teeth grip the pipe’s outer surface to resist pullout.

💧

Two Internal O-Rings

Both rings seal against the outside of the pipe.

🛡️

Rigid White Body

The body houses the internal grip and seals.

👆

Green Release Collar

Press the collar to release the pipe once the water is off and the line is depressurized.

Continue, Turn, or Shut Off the Line

Choose the style that matches what you need at the connection point.

Continue, Turn, or Shut Off the Line
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🔗

Straight Connector

Join two pipe ends that line up along the same route.

📐

90-Degree Elbow

Change the direction of the pipe at a right angle.

🚰

Handled Shutoff Valve

Add a manual shutoff at the connection point.

Plan for the Connection and the Next Change

Consider how you’ll reach the joint today and whether you may need to change the route later.

Plan for the Connection and the Next Change
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  • 📏

    Measure the Pipe Itself

    The fit depends on a 20 mm outside diameter.

  • 🔌

    Connect Away From an Outlet

    The push-fit joint needs no powered fusion tool.

  • 🌡️

    Move Directly to the Leak Check

    There’s no heat-welded joint to cool before the check.

  • 🔧

    Change the Route Later

    Release the pipe for an alteration without cutting that connection apart.

From the Vanity to the Greenhouse

The pipe layout and the way you use the line determine which fitting makes sense.

From the Vanity to the Greenhouse
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🪞

Under a Bathroom Vanity

Use a straight fitting when two accessible pipe ends already line up inside the cabinet.

🌱

Along a Greenhouse Feed

Choose the valve if you want a manual shutoff at that point on a compatible feed line.

For Planned Work and Spare Fittings

Pick one style for the connections you expect to make.

For Planned Work and Spare Fittings
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Before Cold Weather

Check the lines you maintain and set aside a matching fitting for a future repair.

📝

Several Matching Connections

Count the points on your layout that need the same fitting style.

📦

After a Single Repair

Keep the remaining fittings together with the size and style marked for later reference.

Start With the Route or the Shutoff Point

Decide whether the job calls for a join, a change of direction, or manual water control.

🧭

Match the Pipe Route

Choose straight for aligned ends or an elbow where the run turns 90 degrees.

✋

Plan for Manual Access

Choose the valve where you need a shutoff and can reach its handle.

For Repairs and Layout Changes

These fittings suit jobs where the pipe material, measured diameter, and connection layout are known.

🏠

Home Repair Projects

Reconnect an accessible section of a compatible water line.

🪴

Greenhouse Owners

Plan where you want to turn off a compatible feed by hand.

📋

Pipe Layout Updates

Choose fittings for each straight join or right-angle turn on your plan.

🧰

Maintenance Kits

Stock the style you’re most likely to need for the lines you maintain.

Check the Fit and Pack

Pipe outside diameter20 mm
Compatible pipe materialsPPR and PE
Connection typeMechanical push-fit
Fitting stylesStraight connector, 90-degree elbow, or handled shutoff valve
Pack quantityFour fittings in the selected style
Pipe releaseGreen collar for release after shutoff and depressurization

Before You Choose a Fitting

Will this fit a pipe marked 1/2 inch?

Check the actual outside diameter and the pipe material. The fitting is designed for 20 mm outside-diameter PPR or PE pipe.

Are all three styles included in one pack?

Each pack contains four fittings of the style you select.

How does the fitting hold the pipe in place?

Internal stainless steel teeth grip the outside of the fully seated pipe and resist pullout.

What seals the connection?

Two internal O-rings seal against the pipe’s outer surface.

Can I disconnect the pipe to change the layout?

Yes. Shut off the water and release the line pressure before pressing the green collar to release the pipe.

When should I check for leaks?

Seat the pipe fully according to the installation instructions, then check the joint for leaks when you restore the water supply.

Measure First. Then Choose Your Style.

Confirm you have 20 mm outside-diameter PPR or PE pipe, then choose the fitting that suits the route or shutoff point.

Choose a StyleFour fittings per pack in one selected style.
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