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Description
What is this Bonfix alu-press fitting?
The Bonfix Alu-Press brass straight coupling 25 mm is a straight fitting used to connect two multilayer pipes (PEX-AL-PEX) with an outer diameter of 25 mm. This press fitting is widely used in drinking water, heating and cooling systems where a reliable and leak-free connection is required.
The fitting is made of high-quality brass and features a stainless steel press sleeve with an EPDM seal. This ensures a durable connection that can withstand high pressure and temperature.
This 25 mm press coupling is often used in medium-sized installations where higher flow is required than with 20 mm systems, but where 26 mm is not necessary.
Why choose an alu-press fitting?
Press fittings are one of the most commonly used connection techniques in installation systems. Unlike soldering or compression connections, the fitting is permanently pressed onto the pipe using a press tool.
This creates a fast, safe and leak-free connection.
The PEX-AL-PEX system combines:
- flexibility of plastic
- dimensional stability of aluminium
- corrosion resistance of brass
This makes the system highly suitable for modern installations.
Applications
This Bonfix 25 mm press coupling is used in various installations:
- drinking water systems
- central heating systems
- underfloor heating systems
- cooling systems
- oil-free compressed air systems
The fitting is designed for multilayer pipe 25 × 2.5 mm and is compatible with various press profiles.
Advantages of this Bonfix press fitting
- fast installation using a press tool
- reliable leak-free connection
- suitable for drinking water and heating
- corrosion-resistant brass
- compatible with multiple press profiles
- long service life
The use of press connections significantly reduces the risk of installation errors.
Installation and assembly advice
For correct installation of this press fitting, it is important to follow these steps:
- Cut the multilayer pipe square using a suitable pipe cutter
- Calibrate and deburr the pipe
- Insert the pipe fully into the fitting until it reaches the stop
- Press the connection using a suitable press tool
- Visually check the connection
Suitable press profiles for this fitting include TH, H and U.
Always use tools and components that are compatible with the selected press system.
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Specifications
| Article number | 2000130 |
| EAN nummer | 8717845019112 |
| Brand | Bonfix |
| Model | Straight (muff) |
| Connection | Press |
| Number of connections | 2 |
| Connection diameter | 25 mm |
| Pipe size | 25x2.5 mm |
| Fitting material | Brass |
| Press sleeve material | Stainless steel |
| Sealing material | EPDM O-ring |
| Max. operating temperature | -20°C to +90°C |
| Peak temperature | 120 °C |
| Max. operating pressure | 10 bar |
| Certification | dvgw kiwa |
| Press profile | TH H U B F CH |
| Application | Heating Tap water cooling Oil-free compressed air |
| Collecties 2 | Alu-press fittings |
| Suitable for | Drinking water Compressed air Heating water Cooling water |
Frequently Asked Questions
When should you use a 25 mm press coupling?
Which pipe is compatible with a 25 mm press fitting?
What is the difference between 20 mm, 25 mm and 26 mm press fittings?
- 20 mm → smaller installations
- 25 mm → medium-sized systems
- 26 mm → larger installations
Can a 25 mm fitting be used for underfloor heating?
Which press profile is required for a 25 mm fitting?
- TH profile
- H profile
- U profile
Is this fitting suitable for drinking water systems?
What happens if the pipe is not properly calibrated?
Can a press fitting be removed after installation?
When should you choose 25 mm instead of 20 mm?
- longer pipe runs are required
- multiple outlets are used simultaneously
- higher flow capacity is needed
Is 25 mm suitable for main supply lines?





