HDPE Male Threaded Adaptor

This product is an HDPE male threaded adaptor in size 63, with a unit weight of 0.565 kg. It features an inner diameter of 63 mm, an outer diameter of 81 mm, a wall thickness of 10 mm, a height of 122 mm, a socket depth of 64 mm, and a fusion zone width of 32 mm. The external thread design ensures precise and compatible connections with corresponding pipes, making it suitable for industrial pipeline branching and municipal pipeline maintenance. It provides a robust external threaded interface capable of maintaining a reliable seal under moderate pressure for conveying various fluids, serving as a high-quality and dependable fitting for external threaded pipeline connections.

The choice between male and female threaded electrofusion fittings depends on the type of port they need to connect to-simply put, 'match male to female, and female to male.' If the target equipment port has external threads (e.g., a bolt), a female threaded fitting (e.g., a nut) should be used. Conversely, if the port has internal threads (e.g., a nut), a HDPE male threaded adaptor (like a bolt) is required. For example, water meters are typically secured with a nut featuring internal threads, so the connecting end must be a male threaded electrofusion fitting. This fundamental principle helps pipeline technicians and workers intuitively select the correct fitting type, avoiding confusion during installation-a crucial aspect of pipeline basics.

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