20mm - 200mm PVC Rohr-Fittings Endkappe Endstecker Deckel Stopfen Weiß Grau Blau

Select the cap whose inner diameter (ID) matches the outer diameter (OD) of your pipe. For example, if your pipe has an OD of 25 mm, choose the Ø 25 mm cap. Standard metric PVC pipe OD and nominal size are often the same figure, but always measure your pipe OD with calipers before ordering to confirm the correct fit.

These caps use a solvent-weld socket connection, which when bonded correctly with PVC solvent cement creates a strong, permanent joint. They are designed for cold-water supply and irrigation applications. For specific pressure ratings, please contact us to confirm suitability for your system pressure and fluid type.

Clean and dry both the pipe end and the cap socket. Apply PVC primer (if required by your local code) to both surfaces, then apply PVC solvent cement evenly. Push the cap firmly onto the pipe end with a slight twisting motion and hold for 30 seconds. Allow the joint to cure fully before pressurising — typically 15–30 minutes for handling and 24 hours for full pressure service.

Yes. PVC end caps with a solvent-weld socket are widely used on both pressure and gravity drainage systems. Ensure the cap ID matches your drainage pipe OD, as drainage pipe OD can differ from pressure pipe OD even at the same nominal size. When in doubt, measure the pipe OD directly.

The colour difference is primarily aesthetic and for circuit identification. White is the most common choice for visible domestic plumbing. Grey is often used in industrial or conduit applications. Blue is traditionally associated with cold-water supply lines in some markets and is useful for colour-coding separate circuits. All three colours are made from the same rigid PVC material.

Rigid PVC is inherently corrosion-resistant and does not rust, scale, or degrade in contact with most common water treatment chemicals, fertilisers, and mild acids or alkalis used in irrigation. It is not recommended for hot water above approximately 60 °C or for solvents such as ketones or chlorinated hydrocarbons. For aggressive chemical environments, please contact us to confirm compatibility.

Choose the pack quantity that matches your project scope. Single-piece (1-tlg) packs are ideal for one-off repairs or testing. Multi-piece packs (2, 3, 4, 5, or 10 pieces) offer a lower per-unit cost and are practical for larger installations, irrigation systems with multiple branch terminations, or keeping spares on hand for future maintenance.