
CHARLOTTE PIPE
Schedule 80 PVC Slip Cap, 2 In.
Key Features
AI Generated- Choose this fitting for reliable operation in temperatures up to 140 °F.
- Its small size and light weight streamline plumbing projects.
- With a 400 psi pressure rating, it’s ideal for industrial piping systems.
- Engineered to join Schedule 80 iron pipe and PVC pipe systems effortlessly.
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The Charlotte Pipe Schedule 80 PVC Slip Cap is a dark gray pipe fitting designed to cap the ends of PVC piping systems. This slip socket cap joins with solvent cement for a secure connection and is rated for pressurized liquid distribution and industrial applications.
This 2-inch cap fits standard Schedule 80 iron pipe size (IPS) tubing and is rated for maximum working temperatures up to 140°F. The fitting conforms to ASTM D1785, ASTM D2467, NSF Standard 14, and NSF Standard 61, meeting recognized standards for plumbing safety and reliability.
Features and Benefits
- Slip Socket Design: The slip socket connection accommodates Schedule 80 PVC pipe and accepts solvent cement joints for assembly.
- Standards Compliance: Conforms to ASTM D1785, ASTM D2467, NSF Standard 14, and NSF Standard 61.
- Solvent Cement Joining: Joins with ASTM D2534-approved solvent cements for secure attachment to PVC pipe.
- Versatile Compatibility: Works with Schedule 80 PVC systems for mixed pipe projects.
- Industrial Applications: Suitable for pressurized liquid distribution and industrial use.
Specifications
- Brand: Charlotte Pipe
- Model: PVC 08116 2000HA
- Size: 2 inch nominal
- Connection Type: Slip socket
- Material: PVC
- Color: Dark gray
- Schedule: 80
- Maximum Working Temperature: 140°F
- Standards: ASTM D1785, ASTM D2467, NSF Standard 14, NSF Standard 61
- Cell Class: 12454 (Type 1)
- Material Code: PVC 1120
- Quantity: 10 caps per package
Safety
- Pressurized Liquids Only: This fitting is for pressurized liquid distribution. Do NOT use for compressed air or gases.
- Solvent Cement Required: Joining must be performed with solvent cements meeting ASTM D2534; primer should be IPS P-70 or equivalent industrial grade.
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