PVC saddle fitting 63x63 mm at 90 degrees, 15cm long

Manufactured manually by cutting, transforming, then assembling and gluing existing materials, our shaped fittings inevitably have a rougher and less polished aesthetic than an injected fitting. However, their technical quality and resistance are tested randomly in our internal laboratory upon production.

The saddle body:

It is made using a standardized PVC Building Tube (NF), cut and trimmed as necessary along the length. This tube is of equivalent diameter to the pipeline on which it will clip. The elasticity of the PVC will allow it, during installation, to spread and then return to its original shape, recovering the gaps to perfectly fit the support surface.

We deliberately make the body longer than the actual final need, which guarantees you an additional positioning, holding, and gluing surface. You can still cut it if necessary.

On some saddles, it may sometimes seem that the diameter of the body appears visually smaller than the final diameter, but in reality, it is not: indeed, PVC is elastic and naturally contracts during cutting or shaping. Once clipped and in place, the PVC will perfectly regain its initial diameter and fit your pipeline.

The Branch:

It is also made using a standardized PVC Building Tube (NF) that we thermoform to create a female socket (tulip), allowing you to connect your branch tube or possibly a male fitting (inspection cap, tee, etc...) with ease.

Once positioned hot, the branch is permanently welded to the body using a specially developed Professional PVC glue that also guarantees sealing.

During your positioning tests of the saddle before drilling, it may, in some cases, seem like it does not completely fit the main pipeline. A bit like it is hindered by a roughness. This is perfectly normal: indeed, the Branch is sometimes positioned slightly recessed into the saddle body, to subsequently favor gravitational flows. Once you have made your drilling (preferably a bit wider than the branch diameter), it will penetrate the main pipeline, and your saddle will be perfectly in place.

The installation:

Position the saddle at the intended location and mark the drilling location by passing through the inside of the branch socket. You can also mark the edges of the saddle to help with repositioning later.

Drill (preferably a bit wider than the initially marked diameter, which favors gravitational flow). The dimensions of the saddle body give you a wide margin of maneuver.

Glue the inner part of the saddle body with a good PVC GEL glue, then replace the saddle in its final position.