T-coupling with reduced branch 28 - 22 mm
Code: TA25-2228Related products
Product detailed description
T-coupling for 28 mm pipes with reduced branch 22 mm
- modern system for easy pipe joining
- the connection is made by simply pushing the pipe into the coupling, extremely fast assembly
- without the need for special tools
- detachable design
- body material brass, NBR ring, steel cutting edge
- designed for compressed air piping in industry and crafts
Additional parameters
| Category: | Compressed air pipe couplings |
|---|---|
| Version: | Reduced T-couplings |
| Pressure: | 15 bar |
| Length: | 92 mm |
| Working temperature: | -30/+70 °C |
| Branch: | 22 mm |
| Conduit: | 28 mm |
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A Company with Roots in the 19th CenturyBy the end of the 19th century, the roots of a company were being formed, which manufactures products in the fields of heating, plumbing, and industry. We are talking about the British company Pergler Yorkshire. From the very first years, it has incorporated values such as quality, service, investment, competitiveness, and innovation into its philosophy, which its products follow. All these values are then imprinted into the resulting products, such as fittings, valves, or piping systems. |
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Innovative Technologies with Unique ProcessesThe Pergler piping system is uniquely able to connect fittings, valves, and pipes into a single comprehensive product that serves the user's needs reliably and safely. It is one of the most modern and innovative technologies ever, with an emphasis on efficiency, processing quality, and low costs. |
Massive Investments in Production ProcessesThanks to positive feedback from customers, Pergler Yorkshire has become a sought-after manufacturer that currently produces for the entire modern world. The result is an annual average investment in plants of 3.5 million pounds, which is more than 100 million Czech crowns. Such investments lead to even better customer availability, the acquisition of the latest equipment, and constant innovations in the field. |
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