Elbow - Pipe/internal thread - 63x2"; PE na external thread
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Product detailed description
elbow - potrubie/internal thread - 63x2"; PE/external thread
- PN 16, T = -20°C to +90°C
- for angled connection of PE pipe to external thread
- body material: brass CW617N per EN 12165, compression ring: brass CW614N per EN 12164, O-ring NBR, O-ring STOP
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I choose the right fitting size? The thread must exactly match the thread on the pipe or fitting it connects to - the abbreviations FF (female-female thread) and MF (male-female) in the name indicate the thread type on each side.
- Is sealing material needed for installation? Yes, threaded joints are typically sealed with PTFE tape or hemp fiber with sealing paste to ensure a perfectly tight joint.
- Does installation have to be done by a professional? A basic DIY handyman can manage a simple threaded connection, but for work on an already functioning system (especially gas), we recommend calling in a plumber who will also verify the joint's tightness.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Elbows - female thread |
|---|---|
| Material type: | body brass CW617N according to EN 12165 |
| Operating temperature: | -20 °C |
| Nominal pressure: | PN 16 |
| Last price update: | 13.04.2026 1:06:02 |
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Tyler
Hi there, so my dad needs to connect a PE pipe (63mm) to some metal fitting with an external thread and he thinks this elbow might work - is this the right one for that? Like it says 2" internal thread so that matches an external 2" thread on the other side right?
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ATRIA.SK
Yeah, exactly right - this elbow is made to connect a 63mm PE pipe on one side and has a 2" internal thread on the other, so it will screw onto a fitting with a 2" external (male) thread. It's a pretty standard transition piece for situations where you're going from PE pipework to a threaded metal or plastic fitting. Just double-check that the external thread on your dad's fitting is actually 2" and you're good to go.
