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The Plasson 50mm End Plug is an essential mechanical compression fitting designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts working with metric polyethylene (PE) water pipes. Its primary benefit is providing a highly reliable, leak-free seal that is fully compliant with UK Water Reg4 standards, ensuring safety for drinking water systems. However, users should note that it is specifically engineered for metric PE pipes, meaning it is not suitable for copper or PEX tubing of differing dimensions.
| Model Part Number | PL7120G00 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Plasson |
No, it is rated for 12.5 bar at 20 degrees Celsius. It is intended for cold water supply systems.
Yes, the mechanical compression design allows it to be disassembled and reused on another piece of PE pipe, provided the components are undamaged.
No, it is designed for manual tightening. A wrench may be used for the final half-turn to ensure a secure fit.
No, it is designed specifically for metric Polyethylene (PE) water pipes.
The plug is pressure rated up to 12.5 bar at 20 degrees Celsius.
Ensure the nut is tightened properly. If it continues to leak, disassemble the fitting, check that the pipe was cut squarely, and inspect the O-ring for debris or damage.
Ensure the pipe end is not deformed or oval. Check that the internal grip ring is fully retracted and the pipe is clean and free of excessive burrs.
To install, ensure the 50mm metric PE pipe is cut square and the end is deburred to prevent damage to the O-ring. Slide the nut and the gripping mechanism onto the pipe, push the pipe into the fitting body past the O-ring until it hits the pipe stop, and tighten the nut securely by hand. Use a wrench only if necessary to achieve the final turn. For care, avoid using petroleum-based lubricants on the O-ring, as these can degrade the rubber. Periodically check the fitting for tightness if the pipe is exposed to significant vibration or thermal cycling.
