PPR Male Adaptor

Introduction

The PPR male adaptor is an essential connector used to transition from PPR (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) pipes to threaded metal components such as faucets, valves, or pumps. This makes it especially useful when integrating plastic piping into systems that require compatibility with metal fixtures.
Constructed from durable, heat-resistant PPR material with an embedded brass thread insert, the PPR male adaptor ensures a strong mechanical bond and long-lasting performance. Its main function is to join thermally fused PPR pipes with external threaded accessories, delivering both flexibility and strength across various plumbing environments.
Unlike all-metal adaptors, this fitting combines the benefits of plastic—like lightweight design and chemical resistance—with the strength of metal threads for firm external connections. Whether in home plumbing or commercial infrastructure, this component plays a key role in creating reliable hybrid systems.

Parameter (Specification)

Feature And Application

Feature：
The PPR male adaptor bridges plastic and metal plumbing systems with ease. One end welds securely to PPR pipes, while the threaded metal end connects to standard fittings - perfect when you need to join different materials.
Built tough for real-world use, this adaptor handles pressures up to 20 bar without flinching. The PPR construction means no rust or scale buildup, even after years in hot water systems. We've tested it in extreme conditions - it maintains perfect performance in continuous 95°C water, making it reliable for boilers and hot water lines.
Installation couldn't be simpler. Just fuse the plastic end using standard PPR welding tools.The metal threads are precision-cut for smooth, leak-free connections every time. No special tools or complicated steps needed.
What really sets this adaptor apart is its durability.It's become a go-to solution between plastic and metal systems, whether in residential upgrades or commercial installations.


Application:
Domestic plumbing systems, especially where PPR pipes need to connect with faucets or metal valves.
Commercial HVAC installations, where transitions to threaded pump and valve systems are required.
Industrial fluid transport lines, supporting compatibility with existing threaded metal equipment.
Irrigation networks that combine durable plastic piping with traditional metal outlets.