The blade is a sort of guillotine that is fastened to an anchoring point on the saddle, on which it is able to rotate to make the insertion and extraction easier and avoid any possible water leaks. Once the blade has been inserted, there are neither leaks nor drippings due to an internal sealing system.

The PE outlet saddle is an assembly that consists of a body made of ductile cast and an outlet pipe of PE. The saddle is fastened to the pipe by means of straps that are manufactured in different sizes and widths, allowing for the installation of the saddle on pipes of different materials and diameters. Wide straps of 265mm in width are used for PE and PVC-O pipes with diameters from 160 to 350mm. Simple straps of 55mm in width are used for rigid, ductile cast or fibre cement pipes, covering a nominal diameter range from 100 to 350mm.

Both the simple and the wide straps are made of stainless steel and coated with a rubber profile that insulates and improves the adherence of the strap to the pipe. They are also fitted with a fastening system with studs and double-nut that avoids thread-galling during the installation process.