Charlotte Pipe Foundry Co. Pvc 02116 1200HA Pvc Cap Slip 1-1/4 in

Product Description

The Charlotte Pipe Foundry Co. PVC 02116 1200HA is a white PVC slip cap designed to close off the open end of a 1-1/4 inches PVC pipe. This fitting creates a secure, pressure-rated termination without the need for threaded connections. It is used across sprinkler and irrigation piping systems wherever a pipe run must be capped cleanly and permanently. The slip-style socket accepts the pipe end directly with solvent cement. Licensed plumbers, irrigation contractors, and landscape irrigation technicians are the typical installers. The fitting meets ASTM D 2466 requirements and ships in packages of 25 units.

This cap is suited for residential and light commercial sprinkler and irrigation applications. It is used to terminate branch lines, dead-end service runs, or temporarily cap lines during system commissioning or repair. The white color and slip socket design make it compatible with standard Schedule 40 PVC pipe systems commonly found in lawn irrigation, agricultural drip lines, and site irrigation networks. The fitting is sold in a package quantity of 25, making it a practical bulk option for contractors stocking for multiple jobs.

Key Features

• Slip socket design accepts 1-1/4 inches PVC pipe with standard solvent cement
• Meets ASTM D 2466 requirements for PVC pressure fittings
• White finish suitable for sprinkler and irrigation system use
• Sold in a package quantity of 25 units per package
• Caps and terminates open pipe ends without threaded adapters

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fitting for 1-1/4 inches Schedule 40 PVC piping used in sprinkler and irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers or qualified irrigation contractors. Before installing, shut off system water supply and relieve any residual line pressure. Clean and deburr the pipe end before applying PVC primer and solvent cement per the cement manufacturer instructions and applicable IPC or local plumbing code requirements. Allow the solvent joint to cure fully before restoring system pressure.