Hydroplast sch 80 upvc Reducer Bush 3 x 1″

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Hydroplast sch 80 upvc Reducer Bush 3 x 1″

 

 

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What is Hydroplast sch 80 upvc Reducer Bush 3 x 1″ ?

 

Product: Hydroplast Sch 80 UPVC Reducer Bush

Brand: Hydroplast (This indicates the manufacturer or a specific line of products.)

Material: UPVC (Un plasticized Polyvinyl Chloride). This is a rigid, durable plastic known for its excellent chemical resistance, corrosion resistance, and strength. It’s a common material for plumbing and industrial piping systems.

Schedule 80 (Sch 80): This refers to the wall thickness of the pipe fitting. This is a key indicator of its suitability for high-pressure applications.

Type of Fitting: Reducer Bush. This is a type of pipe fitting used to connect two pipes of different sizes.

Size: 3 x 1″. This indicates the nominal pipe sizes it connects.

• 3″: The larger end of the bush, which is designed to fit into a 3″ female threaded fitting.
• 1″: The smaller end of the bush, which has a 1″ female thread to accept a 1″ male threaded pipe or fitting.

 

High Pressure:  The Sch 80 designation directly supports this claim.

Description Detail Information:

• Construction: Typically molded from solid UPVC material.We precisely form the threads to ensure a secure and leak-free connection.
• Threads: The 3″ end will have male NPT (National Pipe Thread) or a similar standard pipe thread for connecting to a 3″ female threaded fitting. The 1″ end will have female NPT or a similar standard pipe thread for connecting to a 1″ male threaded pipe or fitting. The specific thread type is important for ensuring compatibility.
• Color: Schedule 80 UPVC fittings are typically gray in color.
• Pressure Rating: The specific maximum pressure rating will depend on the manufacturer (Hydroplast) and the operating temperature. This information should be available in the product specifications or datasheets provided by Hydroplast. You will typically find it listed in psi (pounds per square inch) or bar.