AGM cpvc Bush 1″x 3/4″

Description

AGM cpvc Bush 1″x 3/4″

• AGM Cpvc for hot water
• imported from Saudi Arab.
• Schedule 80 materials
• high pressure
• hot water (till 93 degree celcius) plumbing installations.
• Available from 1/2″ to 2″ sizes
• Islamabad Rawalpindi Contact 0322-3540656

 

What is AGM cpvc Bush 1″x 3/4″ ?

 

Overview (Description)

A CPVC reducing bush (bushing) is a compact fitting used to step a larger CPVC line down to a smaller one within a fitting socket or hub. The 1″ × 3/4″ bush reduces from 1-inch nominal to 3/4-inch nominal. Commonly used in hot/cold potable water, HVAC chilled/hot water distribution, and many chemical process lines compatible with CPVC.

Key Specifications AGM cpvc Bush 1″x 3/4″

• Type: Reducing bush (bushing), short pattern

• Nominal size: 1″ (25 mm) × 3/4″ (20 mm)

• End types (typical):

  • Spigot × Socket (S×S) for solvent-weld systems (most common)

  • Male Thread × Female Thread (MPT × FPT) variant may exist for threaded reductions (check stock)

• Material: Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride (CPVC), pressure grade

• Color: Light grey or tan (CPVC standard)

• Manufacturing standards (typical):

  • Hot/Cold water CTS systems: ASTM D2846 (SDR-11)

  • Schedule systems: fittings to ASTM F439 (Sch 80), pipe to ASTM F441 (Sch 80)

  • Solvent cement: ASTM F493 (CPVC)

  • Potable water compliance: NSF/ANSI 61 & NSF/ANSI 14 (brand/lot dependent)

• Temperature range: up to 93 °C (200 °F) for CPVC (derate pressure as temperature rises)

• Pressure rating (guidance):

  • CTS SDR-11 systems: typically up to ~100–150 psi @ 82–90 °C; higher at room temp (exact by system)

  • Sch 80 systems (fittings): up to ~630 psi @ 23 °C for 1″ size; apply temperature derating factors

  Note: Fittings follow the system’s lowest rated component. Always derate for temperature per the pipe/fitting manufacturer.

Dimensions (nominal guidance)

• 1″ CTS OD: ~28.58 mm (1.125″)

• 3/4″ CTS OD: ~22.23 mm (0.875″)

• Socket depth/engagement varies by make; allow standard insertion depth for the system (typically ~3/4 of socket depth marked on fitting).

Compatibility

• For CPVC-to-CPVC transitions within the same system (CTS hot/cold or Sch 80).

• Do not solvent-weld CPVC directly to PVC without the correct transition fitting or approved transition cement.

• For threaded variants, use PTFE tape (no hemp/jute) and avoid overtightening.