Bsc Preferred DIB66-1W Plastic J-bend 1-1/2 Inch White

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DIB66-1W is a white plastic J-bend drain fitting designed for 1-1/2 inch sink drain applications. The J-bend forms the curved lower section of a P-trap assembly, connecting the sink tailpiece to the drain arm. This fitting ships as a complete card unit with all necessary nuts and reducer washers included, allowing installation without sourcing additional hardware. It is a direct-service replacement part used by plumbers and experienced DIYers performing drain repairs or trap replacements under residential kitchen and bathroom sinks. The package weight is 0.2 pounds.

This J-bend is suited for residential sink drain assemblies where the existing P-trap requires replacement or repair. It is designed to fit kitchen sink drains with a cast elbow. The included reducer washers allow the fitting to work with both 1-1/2 inch and 1-1/4 inch drain configurations, making it a flexible option across common residential sink setups. White plastic construction makes it appropriate for exposed or semi-exposed drain installations where a finished appearance is expected.

Key Features

• Fits 1-1/2 inch drain systems with reducer hardware included for 1-1/4 inch compatibility
• Compatible with kitchen sink drains that use a cast elbow
• Replaces plastic, chrome, or brass P-trap J-bend sections
• All necessary nuts and reducer washers included for a complete installation
• White plastic construction for a clean, finished appearance
• Sold as a single card unit with all hardware included

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement J-bend for 1-1/2 inch or 1-1/4 inch plastic, chrome, or brass P-trap systems. Fits kitchen sink drains with a cast elbow. Included reducer washers extend compatibility across both common residential drain sizes.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified DIYer. Turn off water supply and clear the area under the sink before beginning trap work. Hand-tighten slip-joint nuts first to verify alignment before applying additional torque to avoid cross-threading the plastic fittings. Follow local plumbing codes, which generally reference the IPC or UPC for drain assembly requirements.