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PE Sleeves and Junction Unions
Compression sleeves and unions: the perfect connection for your PE pipes
Essential for assembling, extending or repairing your water networks, our plastic compression sleeves guarantee a robust and waterproof connection for all your polyethylene (PE) pipes. Whether you're creating a new sprinkler circuit or repairing a leak on a buried drain, these union fittings offer fast, reliable installation without any specialized tools.
We offer two solutions adapted to each configuration:
The Normal Sleeve (Equal Union): The ideal accessory for connecting two pipes of the same diameter. It is the essential spare part for properly repairing a pierced pipe or for extending a line over a long distance.
The reduced sleeve (reduction): The technical solution to upgrade your installation. It allows you to switch from a larger diameter to a smaller diameter (e.g. from 32 mm to 25 mm) in order to adjust the flow rate or connect a secondary line.
Made of high-performance polypropylene (PN16), our sleeves are pressure, UV and corrosion resistant. Their clamping ring system ensures an immediate, durable mechanical seal that can be dismantled if necessary.
Extend or adapt your networks reliably: choose our compression sleeves for leak-free installation!
Pipe thread chart: inch / mm conversion (BSP, 15/21, 20/27, S60x6)
A “1/2 inch” thread measures 20.96 mm, not 12.7: in plumbing, the inch size is not converted, it is read from a chart. Here you will find the inch / mm correspondence of every common thread (BSP or “gas thread”, French names 15/21 · 20/27 · 26/34, NPT, S60x6 IBC tanks, Guillemin, Camlock, PVC), a tool that identifies your thread and the fitting that goes with it, and the pitfalls to avoid.
Which thread do you have? Which fitting do you need?
No need to know the name of your thread. Tell us what you need to connect to, or type what you know (“20/27”, “3/4 inch”, “S60x6”, “26.4 mm”): we identify the thread and show you the fittings that go with it. Dimensions according to ISO 228, ISO 7 and ASME B1.20.1.
No need to know the name of your thread. Just answer the question: what do you need to connect to?
With a caliper, measure the outside diameter of a male (thread visible on the outside) or the inside diameter of a female (thread inside the hole), at the root of the thread.
You already know the name of your thread? Type it the way you say it: 20/27, 26/34, 3/4 inch, S60x6… everything works.
Tell us what you have and what you want to get: we look for the matching fitting in our catalogue.
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