B & K
160-107 Pvc Double Seal Compression Coupling, 1-1/2 In. X 7 In.
Key Features
AI Generated- Two‑seal compression ensures leak‑free connections on both ends.
- The 7" long body fits 1-1/2" pipe ends for reliable joints.
- Find an easy‑install coupling at Busy Beaver in Delmont, PA.
- Designed with PVC to avoid corrosion on any pipe material.
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The B & K 160-107 is a PVC double seal compression coupling designed to connect two sections of 1-1/2 inch Schedule 40 PVC or cold water iron pipe. This fitting is essential for repairs, replacements, and new plumbing installations where you need a reliable connection between pipes.
Double seal compression couplings are ideal for both above-ground and below-ground plumbing applications. The rubber gasket-backed design creates a robust fit for general piping work in residential water supply lines and commercial plumbing systems. This coupling provides an easy-to-install solution that meets industry standards for Schedule 40 applications.
Features and Benefits
- Double Seal Design: Rubber gasket-backed compression fittings on both ends provide a robust connection.
- Compression Fitting: Works with general piping applications on Schedule 40 metal and plastic pipe.
- Corrosion Resistant: PVC construction is naturally resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for both above-ground and underground installations in cold water applications.
- Schedule 40 Rating: Meets Schedule 40 specifications for use with compatible PVC and cold water iron pipes.
- Reliable Pressure Rating: Rated at 150 psi at 73°F, ensuring dependable performance in standard residential and commercial plumbing systems.
Specifications
- Brand: B & K
- Model: 160-107
- Fitting Size: 1-1/2 inches (both ends)
- Length: 7 inches
- Connection Type: Compression, double seal
- Material: PVC
- Schedule: 40
- Pressure Rating: 150 psi at 73°F
- Applications: Cold water only
- Compatible With: Schedule 40 PVC and galvanized cold water iron pipes
How to Use
- For use in general piping applications on Schedule 40 metal and plastic pipe. Piping must be restrained.
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