Charlotte Pipe Pvc 00107 0600HA Dwv Sch 40 Reducing Bushing

Product Description

The Charlotte Pipe Foundry Co. PVC 00107 0600HA is a PVC DWV Schedule 40 reducing bushing used to transition between drain, waste, and vent pipe sizes in residential and commercial plumbing systems. It measures 1.5 inches on the spigot end and 1.25 inches on the hub end, allowing a larger-diameter line to step down to a smaller one without additional fittings. The Schedule 40 PVC construction meets standard DWV service requirements. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install this fitting during rough-in and finish plumbing work on drain and vent runs.

This reducing bushing is suited for residential and light commercial drain, waste, and vent applications where a 1.5-inch spigot connection must mate with a 1.25-inch hub fitting. The spigot end inserts directly into a hub-end fitting or pipe, and the hub end receives the smaller pipe or spigot fitting. It is commonly installed in sink, lavatory, and fixture branch drain lines that require a size reduction within the DWV stack or branch assembly. It is sold in a package quantity of 100 units per package, making it practical for contractors stocking for multiple rough-in jobs.

Key Features

• Spigot x hub end configuration allows direct insertion into an existing hub without a coupling
• Schedule 40 PVC wall thickness suitable for standard DWV service conditions
• 1.5-inch to 1.25-inch reducing profile for common fixture branch transitions
• PVC material resists corrosion, chemical attack, and scaling in drain service
• Available in a 100-piece package quantity for contractor-volume purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation fitting for Schedule 40 PVC DWV drain, waste, and vent piping systems requiring a 1.5-inch spigot to 1.25-inch hub reducing connection.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber following applicable IPC or local plumbing code requirements. Solvent-cement the spigot end into the receiving hub and the smaller pipe into the hub end using PVC primer and solvent cement rated for DWV service. Ensure pipe ends are cut square, deburred, and dry before applying cement. Do not apply excessive cement that could reduce the interior bore or create obstructions in the drain line.