Description
Schedule 40 PVC reducing rings with a socket connection are a type of PVC pipe fitting that are used to connect pipes of different sizes in irrigation systems. They feature a socket connection design that requires solvent cement or adhesive to be connected properly..Schedule 40 PVC reducing rings are used in irrigation systems to connect pipes of different sizes. They can be used to connect larger pipes to smaller pipes or to reduce the size of a pipe to accommodate a different fitting. They are commonly used in agricultural irrigation systems, as well as in commercial and residential landscaping projects..Specifications: Schedule 40 PVC reducing rings are made from PVC material that conforms to ASTM D1784 and are NSF/ANSI 14 and 61 certified. They are designed for use with Schedule 40 PVC pipe, which has a thickness of 0.154 inches. They are pressure rated for use up to 150 PSI at 73 degrees Fahrenheit..Dimensions: The dimensions of a Schedule 40 PVC reducing ring depend on the sizes of the pipes that it is connecting. For example, a reducing ring that connects a 3-inch pipe to a 2-inch pipe would have a 3-inch socket on one end and a 2-inch socket on the other end. The overall length of the reducing ring would be approximately 3.75 inches.
