Turnseal Fittings: Your 5-Second Connection for Polyethylene Pipe.

No Tools. No Clamps. No Complicated Connections.

Why spend time struggling with pipe connections when there’s a simpler way?

TurnSeal fittings offer a quick, convenient way to connect compatible polyethylene (poly) pipe. With their unique push, turn and seal design, you can create a secure connection in seconds without separate clamps, glue, primer or specialized installation tools.

Whether you’re working on an irrigation system, swimming pool, sump pump, plumbing project or water feature, TurnSeal fittings offer versatility that extends well beyond traditional sprinkler systems.

At IPP Irrigation, we carry a selection of TurnSeal fittings in different sizes and configurations to help make your next water-related project easier.

What Are TurnSeal Fittings?

TurnSeal fittings are specially designed connectors for polyethylene pipe. Manufactured for pressure rated between 75-160psi. This unique connection system allows compatible pipe to be inserted and secured with a simple twisting action.

It’s as easy as push, turn and seal.

No separate clamps to install, no glue or primer to apply, and no specialized tools required. It’s a straightforward connection designed to save time and simplify assembly.

Why Choose TurnSeal Fittings?1. Your 5-Second Connection

The simple push, turn and seal design makes connecting compatible poly pipe quick and convenient. Spend less time assembling connections and more time getting the job done.

2. No Clamps, Glue or Specialized Tools

Forget the extra installation steps. TurnSeal fittings are designed to create a secure connection without separate clamps, glue, primer or specialized tools.

3. Reusable Design

TurnSeal fittings are designed to be reusable, making them a practical option for projects that may require adjustments or modifications.

4. Durable Construction

TurnSeal fittings are rust and corrosion resistant, with durability designed for demanding water applications.

5. Multiple Sizes and Configurations

Available in ½-inch, ¾-inch, 1-inch and 1¼-inch sizes, TurnSeal fittings come in a variety of styles to accommodate different pipe connections.

More Than Just Irrigation:

Where Can You Use TurnSeal Fittings?

One of the biggest advantages of TurnSeal fittings is their versatility. These aren’t simply sprinkler fittings, they can be used in a variety of applications for its TurnSeal connection system, including a list of the following adaptations:

~Irrigation and Sprinkler Systems

Connect polyethylene irrigation pipe, assemble sprinkler layouts, create branch connections and make repairs or modifications to existing systems.

~Drip Irrigation and Vegetable Gardens

Simplify connections for garden watering systems and compatible polyethylene water lines.

~Swimming Pools

Use appropriate TurnSeal configurations for compatible pool plumbing and cold-water circulation applications.

~Sump Pumps

Make compatible polyethylene pipe connections for sump pump discharge applications.

~Plumbing and Potable Water

Specified for plumbing and potable water among its listed applications. Always verify applicable local plumbing requirements and product approvals before installation.

~Fountains and Water Features

Connect compatible water lines for fountains, decorative water features and other water circulation projects.

With so many potential applications, TurnSeal fittings offer a convenient connection option for homeowners, DIY enthusiasts and professionals working with compatible polyethylene pipe.

Available TurnSeal Fitting Styles

IPP Irrigation carries a selection of TurnSeal fitting configurations to accommodate different connection requirements.

Available styles include:

• Elbows: Change the direction of an irrigation or water line.

• Tees: Create branching connections within a system.

• Corner Fittings: directional changes and additional connections.

• Adapters: Connect olyethylene pipe with threaded components.

• Couplers: Join compatible sections of polyethylene pipe.

• Plugs: Close off compatible fitting connections.

  
  

With different insert and threaded configurations available, choosing the correct fitting starts with identifying your pipe size and connection requirements.