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Jason compression fittings for PE pipe
Jason compression fittings connect PE pipes in professional piping systems. The range includes compact PP fittings for LDPE, PE80 and PE100 pipe, with sockets, elbows, reducers, t-pieces and adaptor fittings available.

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Suitable for LDPE, PE80 and PE100 pipe

Compact fittings for quick installation

Jason compression fittings

Compression fittings for connecting PE pipes in professional piping systems, including options for LDPE, PE80 and PE100 pipe.

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Jason adaptor sockets and bushes

Adaptor fittings for transitions between compression connections and threaded connections in PE pipe systems.

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Jason sockets and couplings

Straight compression fittings for joining PE pipe sections where a compact mechanical connection is required.

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Jason elbows and bends

Compression elbows and bends for changing pipe direction within PE piping layouts.

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Jason reducers and t-pieces

Reducer and t-piece fittings for branching or adapting PE pipe connections within a piping system.

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Jason fittings for professional PE pipe connections

Jason is Bosta's own quality range of PP compression fittings for connecting PE pipe in professional piping systems. The assortment focuses on practical PE pipe connections where installers need compact fittings that can be assembled efficiently. Jason fittings are suitable for LDPE, PE80 and PE100 pipe, giving buyers one consistent compression solution across common PE pipe types. 

The Jason compression assortment covers sockets, elbows, bends, t-pieces, reducers, couplings, adaptor sockets, adaptor bushes and flanges. Popular examples include Jason sockets, 90° elbows, reducer t-pieces and adaptor fittings with compression x threaded connections. The compact design helps in restricted spaces, while the visible product information highlights PP construction and black/blue compression designs. Explore the available sizes and product variants in the Jason product overview. 

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Practical use in PE piping systems

Professional PE pipe installations depend on clean preparation and the correct connection method. For PP compression fittings, the pipe should be cut square, deburred and chamfered before the fitting is tightened. After installation, the joint should be checked visually for leakage. This preparation supports a proper fit between the pipe, the compression o-ring, the sealing gasket and the threaded nut.

Jason compression fittings are mainly suited to non-critical applications such as irrigation systems, water supply lines and drainage systems. They are also useful where temporary or removable connections are required, because compression fittings can be disassembled and reassembled without damaging the pipe or fitting when handled correctly. For installations that demand a different connection method, PE pipe options and related piping products should be selected according to the project requirements, including pressure, temperature, compatibility and safety considerations. Browse PE pressure pipe options alongside Jason fittings for complete PE piping work.

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Where Jason fittings are used

Connecting PE pipe with compression fittings

Jason compression fittings connect PE pipe without glue. The fittings are used with LDPE, PE80 and PE100 pipe and cover common connection shapes such as sockets, elbows, t-pieces, reducers, couplings and flanges. This makes Jason suitable for PE piping systems where installers need a mechanical connection method and a compact fitting design for restricted spaces. Correct pipe cutting, deburring and chamfering remain important before tightening the compression nut.


Irrigation, water supply and drainage systems

PP compression fittings are a practical option for non-critical applications such as irrigation systems, water supply lines and drainage systems. Jason fittings help installers create PE pipe connections across straight runs, direction changes, branches and threaded transitions. The range includes black/blue PP compression designs and multiple fitting types for professional PE piping layouts. Project requirements such as pressure, temperature, compatibility and safety should always guide fitting selection.

Pipe preparation and fitting installation

Good pipe preparation helps compression fittings perform as intended. The PE pipe should be measured, cut cleanly and squarely, then deburred and chamfered to support a proper fit into the fitting. Important fitting features include the compression o-ring, sealing gasket and threaded nut. After tightening the fitting, the connection should be visually checked for leakage. Jason fittings are also suitable for temporary or removable connections where the system may need future modification.

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Frequently asked questions

Jason is Bosta's own quality range of PP compression fittings for connecting PE pipes in professional piping systems.

Jason compression fittings are suitable for different PE pipe types, including LDPE, PE80 and PE100.

The Jason assortment includes elbows, bends, t-pieces, reducers, couplings, sockets, flanges, adaptor sockets and adaptor bushes.

PP compression fittings are suitable for non-critical applications such as irrigation systems, water supply lines and drainage systems. They can also be used for temporary or removable connections where future modification may be needed.

Cut the pipe cleanly and squarely, then deburr and chamfer the pipe end. After tightening the compression nut, visually check the joint for signs of leakage.

Important features include the compression o-ring, sealing gasket and threaded nut. These parts help create and secure the connection when the fitting is installed correctly.

PP compression fittings may not be suitable for critical applications where failure could have significant consequences, such as industrial process lines, gas pipelines or certain plumbing systems. Always assess pressure, temperature, compatibility and safety requirements.

Gluing PE pipes and fittings is generally not recommended. PE is a thermoplastic material that does not bond well with most adhesives, and glued joints may not provide the same strength and integrity as compression joints.