Innovative Pipeline Fittings

PTS Manufactures Innovative Pipeline Fittings designed specifically for the water utility sector, suitable for a wide range of pipe materials. These fittings include dismantling joints and end restraint couplings, which come with flanged adapters or stepped designs, depending on the specific requirements of the project.

Dismantling Joints

PTS manufactures steel flanged dismantling joints ranging from DN50 to DN2400. These joints are fully rated for PN16, PN25, PN40, PN60, as well as Class 150, 300, 600 and 900 to complete an impressive and extensive range of critical fittings designed to connect flanged and spigot pipework.

SizesPressure Ratings
DN50 to DN2400PN16 | PN25 | PN40 | PN60 | ANSI 150#, 300#, 600# & 900#

Mechanical Flange Adaptors

PTS provides universal wide-tolerance range mechanical flange adaptors. These adaptors offer end-load resistant connections between plain-ended pipes and flange elements, ensuring a secure and stable pipeline system even under challenging conditions.

Features
30mm Tolerance on Pipe OD
Installation requires only a Torque Wrench
Allow Angular Deflection before and after installation
Dynamically Restrain Axial Movement of Pipes

Mechanical Coupling

PTS Universal Wide-Tolerance Range Mechanical Couplings provide end-load connections between two plain-ended pipes.

Features
30mm Tolerance on Pipe OD
Installation requires only a Torque Wrench
Easy to install even on Out-Of-Round Pipes
Dynamically Restrain Axial Movement of Pipes

Stepped Mechanical Couplings

PTS Stepped Couplings are ideal for joining pipes with different outside diameters. These couplings are used when two spigot-end pipes with varying materials or diameters need to be joined. Each fitting is specifically designed and fabricated to meet individual requirements, ensuring a leak-tight seal and secure connection.

Features
• 30mm Tolerance on Pipe OD
• Installation requires only a Torque Wrench
• Allow Angular Deflection before and after installation
• Dynamically Restrain Axial Movement of Pipes