Plumbing Pvc/Cpvc Fittings
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$7.0072″ antitwist with vacuum breaker. Limited lifetime warranty. Clamshell packaging.
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$5.50Used to transition from metal Male pipe threads to CPVC (Chlorinated PolyVinyl Chloride). CPVC coupling required. This special fitting is designed to compensate for the difference in coefficients of expansion which exists between CPVC and metal pipe in hot water applications. Permits easy disassembly of piping system. Manufactured to include…
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$4.001-piece design brass to CPVC transition fitting. Used to transition metal Male pipe threads to CPVC. Helps provide rigid installation by mounting elbow to the wall. Usually used for shower arm or washer hose valve installation. NSF approved and the ASTM standard is D2846. Manufactured to include no more than…
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$1.40Adapts from 1/2″ CPVC to 1/2″ Female pipe thread and features lugs for fastening. Used on tub and shower faucets to adapt from 1/2″ CPVC riser to chrome shower arm. Drop Ear elbow.
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$3.75This union solvent welds directly to CPVC tubing and provides a method for future disassembly of tubing without cutting.
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$5.50This union solvent welds directly to CPVC tubing and provides a method for future disassembly of tubing without cutting.
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$3.50Can be used with CPVC, PB, and copper tubing. Packed 25 per bag. (Nails not included).
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$3.50Can be used with CPVC, PB, and copper tubing. Packed 25 per bag. (Nails not included).
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$1.75For thin wall drain and sewer pipe (ASTM 2729) and SDR-35 drain and sewer pipe (ASTM 3033 and D3034).
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$4.00For thin wall drain and sewer pipe (ASTM 2729) and SDR-35 drain and sewer pipe (ASTM 3033 and D3034).
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$1.90For thin wall drain and sewer pipe (ASTM 2729) and SDR-35 drain and sewer pipe (ASTM 3033 and D3034).
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$11.00For thin wall drain and sewer pipe (ASTM 2729) and SDR-35 drain and sewer pipe (ASTM 3033 and D3034).
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$8.00Vinyl to clay adapter. 6″ x 4″ used to connect vinyl sewer pipe to clay tile spigot. Meets specs (ASTM D3034).
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$1.15Short lay length. Used to change direction from a fitting hub to a pipe. Sometimes called a Street Eight Bend.
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