PVC Reducer Fittings Water Pipe Fittings 75 x 50mm~315 x 200mm Adapter Connector

Measure the inner diameter (ID) of both pipes you need to connect. The "Big Head ID" should match your larger pipe's ID and the "Small Head ID" should match your smaller pipe's ID. Select the corresponding size combination from the variant options above.

Rigid PVC fittings are widely used in pressurized water supply systems. The exact pressure rating depends on the size and schedule of the pipe being used. Always verify the pressure rating of the specific size variant against your system's operating pressure before installation.

Yes. PVC is inherently corrosion-resistant and does not rust, scale, or degrade when exposed to most water types, including chlorinated municipal water. It also resists many common chemicals, making it suitable for irrigation and light industrial fluid applications.

These reducer fittings are designed for standard PVC pressure and drainage pipe with matching outer diameters. Confirm that your pipe's outer diameter and schedule (e.g., Schedule 40) align with the fitting's socket dimensions. They are not intended for CPVC, ABS, or metal pipe without appropriate adapters.

Use a standard PVC solvent cement appropriate for the pipe schedule and application (e.g., all-purpose PVC cement for drainage, or a rated pressure cement for supply lines). Clean and prime both surfaces before applying cement, then join and hold for the manufacturer's recommended cure time. Cement is not included.

PVC is suitable for many outdoor and underground applications. For direct UV exposure, consider painting or wrapping the fitting, as prolonged UV exposure can cause surface degradation over time. For underground use, ensure the pipe and fitting are rated for burial depth and soil conditions in your area.

Each unit contains 1 piece. For projects requiring multiple transition points or as spares, simply increase the quantity at checkout. Ordering extras is recommended for larger installations to avoid project delays.