Whether you're repairing a burst irrigation line at 7 AM or extending a drainage run in a tight crawl space, a leaking or mismatched pipe joint can turn a simple job into a costly mess. Homeowners, landscapers, and plumbing contractors who work with metric PVC pipe systems need a straight coupling they can trust to hold — one that slips on cleanly, cements securely, and doesn't crack under normal working pressure.
Each listing covers a single PVC straight socket coupling (also called a slip coupling or pipe socket). Available in 13 inner diameter sizes — 16mm (≈5/8"), 20mm (≈3/4"), 25mm (≈1"), 32mm (≈1-1/4"), 40mm (≈1-1/2"), 50mm (≈2"), 63mm (≈2-1/2"), 75mm (≈3"), 90mm (≈3-1/2"), 110mm (≈4-3/8"), 125mm (≈5"), 160mm (≈6-1/4"), and 200mm (≈7-7/8") — and sold in packs of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, or 10 pieces. Material is rigid white PVC, designed for solvent-weld (slip-fit) installation with standard PVC primer and cement.
Typical applications include residential cold water supply repairs, drip and sprinkler irrigation system extensions, residential and commercial drainage runs, pool and spa plumbing connections, and conduit joining for low-voltage wiring protection. The straight socket design makes it a go-to fitting for inline pipe-to-pipe connections where no change in direction is needed.