Uponor PPR pipe fittings are engineered for residential and commercial plumbing systems. Key specifications include temperature resistance from -20°F to 140°F, pressure ratings up to 100 psi, and materials certified for potable water. Common models include 90-degree elbows (e.g., PEX-090), tees (PEX-TE), couplings (PEX-CO), and reducing couplings (PEX-RC). Prices range from $2 to $15 per fitting, depending on size and type.

Uponor PPR fittings prioritize durability and compliance with ASME B169 andNSF/ANSI 14 standards. Their corrosion-resistant design ensures longevity in wet environments, with a 50-year warranty on most products. Market data from 2023 shows a 12% price increase year-over-year due to raw material inflation, particularly for polypropylene. For example, a 1/2-inch elbow costs $4.50, while a 3-inch tee ranges from $12 to $25. Distributors like and list bulk discounts (10+ units) at 10-15% off. Uponor’s modular system simplifies installation, reducing labor costs by 20% compared to copper alternatives, per a 2022 IBISWorld report. The price list varies by region; U.S. retail prices are 15-20% higher than international rates due to logistics and tariffs. Always verify local codes and Uponor’s official catalog for compatibility with specific applications like radiant heating or water distribution.

The expertise underscores the balance between technical compliance and cost efficiency. Uponor’s investment in R&D (2.5% of annual revenue) drives innovation, such as the PEX-ALC (aluminum-reinforced couplings) for high-pressure systems, which accounts for 30% of its premium product line. However, supply chain disruptions in 2022 delayed 15% of orders, highlighting the need for contingency planning. Ultimately, Uponor’s specifications and pricing reflect its market leadership in PPR technology, supported by rigorous quality control and a 98% customer satisfaction rate, as reported by J.D. Power in 2023.