The John Guest JG Speedfit Straight Tap Connector Push-Fit fitting is for connecting copper or plastic pipes to appliances or fixtures with a MBSP connection point. The tap connector comes complete with a brass swivel nut and sealing washer.

Simply push the push-fit fitting fully onto the pipe and twist the plastic nut clockwise to lock in place. To demount the connection, unlock the nut by hand and push the collet towards the body of the push-fit fitting and pull the pipe to release.

Designed, manufactured and assembled in the UK, the John Guest JG Speedfit Straight Tap Connector Push-Fit is up to 40% faster to install than traditional methods and is easier to use in confined spaces by removing the need for hot works and tools.

Speedfit Features

- Push-fit and demountable connections

- Suitable for hot and cold water and central heating systems

- Grip and Seal connection

- Lead free and non toxic

- No scale build up and Corrossion Free

- BSI and WRAS approved

- Pipes Speedfit fittings can be used with Copper pipe to BS EN 1057 and Speedfit Barrier Pipe to BS7291.

- Speedfit fittings CANNOT be used on stainless steel pipe.

- Standards Speedfit products are designed and manufactured under a fully integrated system assessed by B.S.I. to BS EN ISO9001. They are approved by the Water Regulations Advisory Scheme and BBA. Speedfit PEM, PSE and SFM Fittings and Speedfit Barrier Pipe are kitemarked to BS7291 Parts 1, 2 and 3, Class S (Licence No. KM39767).

Applications

- Mains fed and indirect cold water systems

- Vented and unvented hot water systems

- Vented and sealed central heating systems

- DO NOT USE FOR Gas, fuel oil or compressed air applications.

Connection to compression fitting

Many, but not all, compression fittings are suitable for use with plastic fittings and pipe. Users should therefore check for compatibility. Compression fittings with short tube stop depth or hard olives should not be used with plastic fittings or pipe. When using compression fittings with Speedfit pipe, a Standard Pipe Insert (prefix TSM) must be used to withstand the compressive pressure of the olive. The olive must be located within the length of the pipe insert and the pipe fully inserted into the fitting. The connection should not need more than 2 full turns after the olive has gripped the pipe. Copper olives are preferable to brass olives.