Bowls and accessories with push-fit connection
With a push-fit system, a matching opening and connector meet. Compare bowl, seal and connection on the specific model.
Colour: Black, White, Clear
Colour: Clear
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- Clear
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2 colours
- Blue, Clear
- Clear
Colour: Pink
4 colours
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- Grey
- Green
- Pink
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Colour: Grey
2 colours
- Grey
- Clear
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Colour: Blue
3 colours
- Blue
- Gold
- Black
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3 colours
- Blue
- Gold
- Black
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3 colours
- Blue
- Gold
- Black
Colour: Black
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- Orange
- Red
- Black
- White
Colour: Orange
4 colours
- Orange
- Red
- Black
- White
Colour: Red
4 colours
- Orange
- Red
- Black
- White
Colour: White
4 colours
- Orange
- Red
- Black
- White
Colour: Clear
2 models
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Colour: Yellow
2 colours
- Yellow
- Red
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2 colours
- Grey
- Black
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Colour: Clear
2 models
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A push-fit system joins parts by sliding them into one another. Tightness comes not from turning but from fit, usually with the help of a rubber or silicone seal.
- Fit: the diameters of spigot and socket must match.
- Seal: a worn ring can be one cause of leaks at push-fit joints.
- Parts: typical are bowls, adapters, mouthpieces and hose connectors.
Unlike a thread, a push-fit system comes apart quickly, which makes cleaning easier. In return, small deviations in size weigh more. Compare the model details before buying, because push-fit dimensions are not uniform.
For spare parts a quick check helps: does the spigot sit in the socket without play, and does the seal close all round? Then the size usually fits as well.