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Water & drainage · NTE INEN 2955

Threaded PP pipe for hot and cold water

Virgin polypropylene in 1/2", 3/4" and 1", 6 m lengths, with 100% injection-molded fittings — assembled with a wrench and teflon, no fusion tool or cement.

  • Factory direct
  • IRAM 13473 · NTE INEN 2955
  • ISO 9001 plant
Specifications

Threaded PP line at a glance

1/2"–1"
Sizes
6 m
Length
Threaded
Joint, with teflon
PP
Virgin polypropylene
Service
Hot and cold water service connections
Pipe standards
IRAM 13473NTE INEN 2955
Fittings standards
ISO 13478-2NTE INEN 2956
Fittings
100% injection-molded, easy to handle and install; they keep the line from leaking or seeping
Plant
ISO 9001ISO 14001ISO 45001BASC
Applications
Service connectionsMetersRepairsHardware counter

Threaded PP pipe

The inch size is nominal and refers to the thread; the outside diameter is the number to check against what is already installed. 6 m lengths.

SizeOutside dia. (mm)Wall thickness (mm)
1/2"21.343.4
3/4"26.673.9
1"33.404.9

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Fittings

Threaded PP Fittings Catalog

Nomenclature: H = hembra (female), M = macho (male). An HH elbow is female-threaded at both ends; an MH elbow is male at one end and female at the other. Millimeter equivalents in parentheses.

90° elbow, female-female
Elbow

90° elbow, female-female

1/2" (21,34) · 3/4" (26,67) · 1" (33,40)

45° elbow, female-female
Elbow

45° elbow, female-female

1/2" (21,34)

90° street elbow, male-female
Elbow

90° street elbow, male-female

1/2" (21,34) · 3/4" (26,67)

Tee
Main line

Tee

1/2" (21,34) · 3/4" (26,67) · 1" (33,40)

Reducing tee
Main line

Reducing tee

3/4"x1/2" · 1"x1/2" · 1"x3/4"

Threaded coupling
Coupling

Threaded coupling

1/2" (21,34) · 3/4" (26,67)

Union coupling
Coupling

Union coupling

1/2" (21,34) · 3/4" (26,67)

Reducing coupling, female-female
Coupling

Reducing coupling, female-female

3/4"x1/2" (26,67x21,34)

Threaded reducer
Reducer

Threaded reducer

3/4"x1/2"

Nipple, 6 cm and 10 cm
Nipple

Nipple, 6 cm and 10 cm

6 cm in 1/2" and 3/4" · 10 cm in 1/2"

Running nipple (thread / nut)
Nipple

Running nipple (thread / nut)

1/2" (21,34) · 3/4" (26,67) · 1" (33,40)

Cap and plug
Plug

Cap and plug

1/2" and 3/4" in both versions

Gallery

More from the Catalog

Other views of the threaded line, from the factory catalog.

PP threaded 90° female-female elbow
90° HH elbow — female thread at both ends
PP threaded reducing tee
Reducing tee — 3/4"x1/2", 1"x1/2", 1"x3/4"
PP threaded nipple
Running nipple — full thread with nut
PP threaded 10 cm nipple
Nipple, 10 cm — 1/2"
PP threaded cap
Cap and plug — 1/2" and 3/4"

Buying Threaded PP Wholesale — FAQ

What is the difference between threaded PP and PP-R?

The joint. PP-R is joined by thermofusion: pipe and fitting are heat-fused into a single permanent piece, which is what in-wall distribution wants. Threaded PP is joined with a thread and teflon: it assembles and disassembles with a wrench. That is why this line goes on service connections, meters, and repairs, where the break point is the whole reason for the install, and PP-R goes in the internal network.

What tools does it take to install?

A wrench and teflon. No fusion tool and no solvent cement, which is the practical difference in the field: nothing to haul to the work point, no power needed there, no cure time to wait out. Fittings are 100% injection-molded, so the thread comes formed from the factory instead of being cut on site.

What do HH, MH, and running nipple mean?

H is hembra (female) and M is macho (male), and the letters describe the ends of the part: an HH elbow is female-threaded on both sides, an MH street elbow is male at one end and female at the other. A nipple is a short threaded stub — 6 or 10 cm — and a running nipple carries a full-length thread with a nut, which is the piece that leaves the break point where the meter or valve goes.

How large does the line go?

Pipe tops out at 1" (33.40 mm outside diameter). Tees, 90° HH elbows, and the running nipple cover that size; the rest of the catalog concentrates on 1/2" and 3/4". Above 1" this line is not the answer: for pressurized cold water in larger diameters there is PVC SCH 40 and the pressure line, and for internal hot water distribution there is PP-R.

Does it handle hot water?

Yes — it is designed to give its best performance on hot and cold water service connections, and it is manufactured to IRAM 13473 and NTE INEN 2955 on pipe, ISO 13478-2 and NTE INEN 2956 on fittings. That said, we do not publish a pressure-versus-temperature table here: if the project needs that number to specify, we pull the factory datasheet for the exact size and send it over.

What is the minimum order?

Coverage is by the container, not the single stick. The threaded line is small, fast-turning parts, so it rarely fills a container on its own: the normal move is to combine it with PP-R, with PVC pressure pipe, or with the rest of the water and drainage line to reach a clean landed cost. Send the SKU mix and destination and we put the configuration together.

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