IPEX
035737 Pvc Reducing Bushing, 2 X 1-1/2 In, Spigot X Fpt, White
Key Features
AI Generated- Ideal for sprinkler system reductions and drainage applications.
- Use this 2 x 1-1/2 inch bushing to match pipe runs of differing diameters.
- This bushing’s PVC construction is both sturdy and easy to handle.
- PVC construction offers excellent resistance to rust and chemical damage.
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This Ipex PVC reducing bushing is an essential plumbing fitting designed to connect and adapt pipes of different sizes without requiring re-cutting or modification of existing pipework. The spigot x female pipe thread (FPT) configuration allows you to insert the spigot end into a fitting hub while threading the female end onto standard male pipe threads, making it ideal for reducing pipe connection size in residential water supply systems, irrigation setups, and drainage applications.
Built from durable, corrosion-resistant PVC, this Schedule 40 bushing is suitable for both residential and commercial plumbing installations. Its robust construction ensures longevity and reliability, making it a versatile choice for plumbers and DIY enthusiasts working on pipe adaptation and system modifications.
Features and Benefits
- Spigot x FPT Connection: Allows the spigot end to be solvent welded into a fitting hub while the female threaded end accepts standard male pipe threads for flexible plumbing adaptations.
- High-Quality PVC Construction: Durable polyvinyl chloride material resists corrosion and withstands both residential and commercial plumbing demands.
- No Re-Cutting Required: Adapts existing pipework without the need to cut or modify pipes, saving time and effort during installation.
- Easy Installation: Solvent weld the spigot end and apply PTFE thread tape to the female threads for a secure, leak-free connection.
Specifications
- Brand: Ipex
- Model: 035737
- Size: 2 x 1-1/2 inches
- Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)
- Color: White
- Connection Type: Spigot x FPT
- Schedule: 40
How to Use
- Installation: Solvent weld the spigot end into the fitting hub, then apply PTFE thread tape to the female threads before threading onto male pipe connections for a leak-free seal.
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