PVC

PVC Schedule 80 pressure fitting. Adapts pressure pipe to standard Female pipe threads. PTFE thread tape is recommended for threaded joints. (Slip x M.I.P.)

Charlotte Pipe Schedule 30 (model No. 600 series) in-wall fitting. Flush sleeve fits into 3 In. Schedule 40 fitting hub and adapts to 3 In. Schedule 30 pipe O.D.

Used to bring two reducing branch lines into a vertical drain pipe (all hub).

Solvent weldable for hot or cold potable water applications.

Unions are ideal for connecting pipes within a system and allowing quick disconnects within the same system. Constructed of Schedule 80 PVC, this union is made for cold water pressure plumbing systems and can be used with either Schedule 40 or Schedule...

PVC Schedule 80 is highly durable, with high tensile and impact strength, commonly used in industrial applications. PVC Schedule 80 fittings are for pressure applications. Maximum working temperature of 140 F. Requires no special tools for cutting and to...

1-piece design brass to CPVC transition fitting. Used to transition metal Male pipe threads to CPVC. NSF approved and the ASTM standard is D2846. Manufactured to include no more than 0.25% weighted average lead content on wetted surfaces.

Schedule 30 (model No. 600 series) in-wall fitting. Fits hub of 3" Schedule 30 fittings.

PVC DWV Schedule 40, 1/4-Bend with Low Heel Inlet Elbow features hub connections and is used to change the direction of flow. Connects a branch or vent line at a change of direction in a large vertical or horizontal drain. For sanitary drain, waste, and...

For drain, waste, and vent use only. Do not use in pressure applications. Flexible neoprene rubber allows variety of take-off angles. Used for repair or alteration of drain, waster, or vent pipe and fittings. Fits cast-iron, steel, plastic, lead, and...

For drain, waste, and vent use only. Do not use in pressure applications. Flexible neoprene rubber allows variety of take-off angles. Used for repair or alteration of drain, waster, or vent pipe and fittings. Fits cast-iron, steel, plastic, lead, and...

Used primarily in seepage bed piping grids in conjunction with perforated pipe. Used where flow characteristics are not a primary consideration.