VSH Super adapter FF15x12

This VSH reducing coupling is used for water pipes, heating systems, compressed air lines, and gas lines. With a brass compression fitting, you can easily create a safe and leak-free connection between two pipes without welding, soldering, or pressing. The compression fitting can be reused; however, the compression ring must be replaced.

In addition to this transition coupling, the range consists of various couplings, such as:

• Clamp ring.
• Knee 90°.
• Support sleeve.
• T-piece 90°.
• Union nut.

Properties

The VSH coupling with a high-strength butt flange has a medium temperature range of -35°C to 200°C, with a short-term peak temperature of +250°C. The maximum operating pressure is 10 bar at 20°C. The coupling can be used with copper, stainless steel, or thin-walled galvanized steel pipes.

Assembly

With a brass compression fitting, you can easily create a strong and reliable connection without any special tools. All you need is a wrench to tighten the fitting, a pipe cutter to cut the pipe to size, and a deburrer to neaten the edges. The compression ring in the fitting ensures a leak-free connection.

Installing a compression coupling in a water pipe is done as follows:

• Cut the pipe to size and deburr the ends to prevent noisy piping.
• Slide the tube into the compression fitting up to the butt end.
• Tighten the clamp nut hand-tight.
• Then tighten the compression fitting with a wrench;
• 12 and 15 mm with 1 complete turn.
• 22mm with a half to three-quarter turn.
• 28mm or more with approx. three-quarter turn.

Caution: If the nut is tightened too much, there is a risk of leakage.

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