Hydroplast sch 80 upvc Reducer Bush 12×10″

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Hydroplast sch 80 upvc Reducer Bush 12×10″

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What is Hydroplast sch 80 upvc Reducer Bush 12×10″ ?

The Hydroplast Schedule 80 UPVC Reducer Bush 12 x 10″ is an imported, high-pressure fitting designed to connect two UPVC pipes of different diameters, specifically reducing from a larger 12-inch nominal pipe size (NPS) to a smaller 10-inch NPS. Here’s a detailed description, information, and its usage:

Description:

• Material: Constructed from Un plasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (UPVC), a material renowned for its chemical resistance, durability, and suitability for pressure applications. The Schedule 80 designation indicates a thicker wall compared to Schedule 40, enabling it to withstand higher pressures.   
• Size: This reducer bush facilitates a transition from a 12-inch nominal pipe size (NPS) opening to accommodate a 10-inch NPS pipe.   
• Standard: It adheres to the Schedule 80 standard, ensuring dimensional compatibility with other Schedule 80 UPVC pipes and fittings.
• Imported: Being an imported product suggests it is manufactured outside of Pakistan, potentially meeting specific international quality benchmarks. Hydroplast, while a Pakistani company, engages in the import and distribution of various piping materials.
• High Pressure: Engineered for systems where the fluid pressure exceeds standard plumbing applications. The precise pressure rating will be determined by the specific Hydroplast product and the temperature of the conveyed fluid. Generally, Schedule 80 UPVC exhibits a higher pressure rating than its Schedule 40 counterpart.   
• Type: As a “Reducer Bush,” it typically fits within a larger fitting’s socket to decrease the opening size for a smaller pipe. It can be either a male-insert type or a socket-reducing type. Without access to the specific product datasheet, the exact connection type (e.g., socket x spigot, threaded) is difficult to ascertain. However, reducer bushings commonly feature one end for solvent welding into the larger fitting and another socket end for the smaller pipe.