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The Pegler Kuterlite 610 Coupling is designed for professional plumbers and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable, mechanical method for joining copper, polyethylene, and carbon steel piping systems. Its primary benefit lies in the robust compression-based seal, which eliminates the need for soldering or specialized welding tools; however, users should note that proper tightening technique is critical to avoid overtightening the brass components.
| Model Part Number | 61019K |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pegler |
It is highly recommended to replace the olive whenever a compression joint is disconnected, as the olive will have already been deformed to fit the pipe.
The compression seal is formed by the olive against the pipe. While some users apply jointing compound, thread seal tape (PTFE) is generally not required for the compression joint itself.
Yes, the product is WRAS approved, meaning it is suitable for use in systems supplying potable water.
The fitting is manufactured to BS EN 1254 standards and is suitable for standard domestic and light commercial plumbing pressures.
You will need two adjustable spanners or a pair of open-ended wrenches to ensure you can hold the fitting body while turning the nut.
Ensure the pipe end is free of burrs and cut squarely. Attempt to tighten the nut by another quarter-turn; if it continues to leak, inspect the olive for damage.
Ensure that the threads are not cross-threaded. If the nut binds, remove it, inspect the threads for debris, and try again.
To install the 610 Coupling, slide the nut and then the olive onto the pipe end. Insert the pipe fully into the coupling body. Hand-tighten the nut initially to ensure the olive is seated correctly, then use two spanners to complete the tightening process: one to hold the body of the fitting steady and the other to rotate the nut.
Avoid excessive force, as overtightening can deform the olive or damage the brass threads. For care and maintenance, periodically inspect joints for signs of weeping or corrosion. If the system is drained for maintenance, always check the integrity of the compression joint before repressurizing the water supply.
