Eazy Rubber Connectors Evolution Aqua (Elbows) x 3 Pack

Eazy Rubber Connectors Evolution Aqua (Elbows) x 3 Pack

simple to connect and tighten - gives a perfect seal
no cleaning, drying and glueing needed
no more mistakes and having to use the hacksaw wasting time and money !!!
reusable over and over again !
connects imperial to metric pipe

Product code: FE0488L .

£11.25

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Description

We stock a wide range of rubber connectors, Evolution Aqua Eazy Connectors and fittings at Cascade Koi & Aquatics. This ''full'' range literally makes glue and existing hard fittings redundant. It allows you to connect all of your pipework to each other or to any product you wish to install.
The advantages are numerous............

simple to connect and tighten - gives a perfect seal
no cleaning, drying and glueing needed
no more mistakes and having to use the hacksaw wasting time and money !!!
reusable over and over again !
connects imperial to metric pipe
very flexible and forgiving - easy to apply in tight spaces

if your pipe run is slightly out of line, these fittings will allow a slight deviation.
ideal for permanent use, emergency repairs, temporary show vats or quarantine systems
ideal for the koi keeper who likes to 'tinker' and likes to add and remove new products for testing - no wasting old fittings
ideal for connecting a ball valve, UV,circulating pump etc for easy removal - fittings can be used again
ideal for all types of hosetail connections used by E.A. already over the last 6 years on over 20,000 products shipped and some 120,000 boots sold with NOT ONE returned with a problem in over 55 countries worldwide
Evolution Aqua are excited to announce the launch of a brand new range of flexible PVC fittings called Eazy Connectors'. These are an invaluable tool to stop a multitude of headaches for any pond keeper, pond builder or anyone involved in piping water. Have you ever had to cut and re-glue pipework and fittings when changing over filters or equipment on your pond ? Have you ever made a mistake and had to get the hacksaw out? Have you done this more than once?

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