CPVC Reducing Bush

Description

The CPVC Reducing Bush is a small but highly useful component for optimizing a plumbing layout. Made from durable chlorinated polyvinyl chloride, this fitting is expertly engineered to provide a secure and leak-proof way to reduce the diameter of a solvent-weld connection. It is designed to be installed inside the socket of a larger CPVC fitting or pipe, such as a tee or a coupling, to accommodate a smaller-diameter pipe.

Uses:

• Reducing Pipe Size: The primary use of a reducing bush is to reduce the size of a pipe connection. For example, it can be used to connect a 3/4-inch pipe to a 1-inch tee, allowing for a more efficient plumbing layout.

• Streamlining Connections: It simplifies the plumbing layout by eliminating the need for a separate reducer fitting, which can save space and reduce the number of potential leak points.

• Adapting to Existing Systems: A reducing bush is ideal for adapting an existing CPVC system to a new branch line of a different size.

Advantages:

• Secure and Leak-Proof Connection: When installed with a proper solvent cement, the bush creates a permanent, monolithic bond with both the larger fitting and the smaller pipe, ensuring a reliable, leak-proof joint.

• High Durability and Longevity: As a CPVC fitting, it is completely resistant to rust, corrosion, and the chemicals found in water supplies. This robust construction ensures a long service life and high reliability.

• High Temperature and Pressure Resistance: Like other CPVC fittings, it is designed to handle hot and cold water applications, withstanding temperatures up to 200°F (93°C) and maintaining durability under a wide range of operating pressures.

• Simplified and Compact Installation: The bush’s design makes it very easy to install and allows for a more compact and streamlined plumbing layout.