Spears 4 PACK 1-1/4" x 1" white Sch40 PVC Reducer Couplings 429-168
$ 6.86
Description
Spears 4 PACK 1-1/4" x 1" white Sch40 PVC Reducer Couplings 429-168. These are premium Schedule 40 PVC fittings designed for joining a 1¼″ nominal size socket to a 1″ nominal size socket. 4 × new unused Spears 429-168 couplings (1-1/4″ x 1″, white PVC, Sch 40). Because it’s its own reduction coupling, it simplifies installations and reduces fitting counts. new 4-pack of Spears reducing couplings, part number 429-168. These are premium Schedule 40 PVC fittings designed for joining a 1¼″ nominal size socket to a 1″ nominal size socket. Perfect for plumbing, irrigation, pool & spa, and many other applications requiring reliable reduction of pipe size. Key Features & Specifications: •Manufacturer: Spears Manufacturing Co. •Part Number: 429-168  •Size: 1-1/4″ (larger socket) × 1″ (smaller socket) nominal size  •Connection Style: Socket (hub) × Socket (hub) — for solvent‐weld (glue) PVC pipe joining.  •Material: White rigid PVC  •Schedule: Sch 40 / STD  •Color: White  •Length: approx. 2-11/16″ (per manufacturer)  •Temperature rating: up to approximately 140 °F (for potable water applications)  •Manufactured to standards including ASTM D1784, ASTM D1785, ASTM D2466, and NSF certified for potable water use.  •Made in the USA (domestic manufacture)  Included: 4 × new unused Spears 429-168 couplings (1-1/4″ x 1″, white PVC, Sch 40) Condition: New, unused, Ready to install. Applications: Ideal for transitioning from a 1½″ or 1¼″ PVC line down to a 1″ PVC line, for example in plumbing systems, irrigation controllers, pool plumbing, HVAC drain lines and general industrial fluid systems. Because it’s its own reduction coupling, it simplifies installations and reduces fitting counts. Installation Notes: •Use appropriate PVC solvent cement and primer (where required). •Ensure both pipe ends are cut square, de-burred and cleaned. •Insert full depth into both sockets. •Allow adequate cure time before pressure testing. •Because this is Sch 40 rated, ensure pipes being joined are consistent with schedule and rating. Let me know if you have any questions — happy to help!
