HDPE tees are mainly used to connect three drainage pipes. They are available in equal diameter and reducing diameter versions, and can be used to connect and divide pipes of different diameters.

HDPE end caps are mainly used for sealing and protecting piping systems.

HDPE cross fitting are mainly used for four-way connections in piping systems. They employ threaded or electrofusion connections to ensure a tight seal and are easy to install.

HDPE 45° elbows are pipe fittings made of high-density polyethylene, mainly used to change the direction of pipes by 45 degrees, and are suitable for water supply and drainage, gas transmission, and other applications.

HDPE 90° elbows are pipe fittings used to change the direction of pipes by 90°. Their main characteristics include corrosion resistance, high pressure resistance, and easy installation.

Electrofusion straight Through are pipe fittings used to connect two pipe sections. They fuse the pipe and fitting together using a built-in resistance wire, forming a permanent, leak-proof joint with strong sealing properties.

Electrofusion flanges are specialized fittings used to connect HDPE pipes. They achieve a sealed connection through electrofusion welding and feature corrosion resistance, leak resistance, and a long service life.

PE electrofusion sockets are fittings used to seal the ends of PE pipes. They achieve a sealed connection through electrofusion welding and have properties such as corrosion resistance and leak resistance.

Electrofusion steel sheets are metal reinforcement components used for electrofusion connections of HDPE pipes. They are usually used in conjunction with electrofusion flanges or electrofusion fittings to achieve fusion of pipes and fittings through resistance heating.