Reduced Muff

Reduced Muff Fittings are commonly used in water distribution systems to redirect the flow of water and change its direction. These fittings play a vital role in plumbing installations, enabling efficient water distribution and control. They are designed to connect pipes and provide a connection point for altering the water’s direction or connecting different components within the system.

In terms of size and shape, Reduced Muff Fittings come in various sizes and shapes to accommodate different pipe dimensions and configurations. The size of the fitting corresponds to the diameter of the pipes it is intended to connect. Typically, these fittings have a cylindrical shape with threaded ends, facilitating easy installation and ensuring a secure connection between pipes. The “reduced” aspect of the design refers to the fittings having different diameters at each end, allowing for the transition between pipes of different sizes.

Threaded joints are a critical feature of Reduced Muff Fittings. These fittings adhere to the ISO 228 standard, which is equivalent to DIN EN ISO 228 and BS EN ISO 228. By adhering to these international standards, the fittings ensure compatibility and interchangeability with threaded components from various manufacturers. The threaded joints establish a secure and leak-proof connection between the fitting and the pipe, preventing water leakage and maintaining the overall integrity of the system.