Charlotte Pipe Pvc 02107 1000HA Reducer Bushing 1-1/4x1

Product Description

The CHARLOTTE PIPE FOUNDRY CO. PVC 02107 1000HA is a white PVC reducer bushing designed to step down pipe size within a pressurized piping system. Configured in a spigot x slip connection style, it accepts a 1-1/4-inch pipe on the spigot end and receives a 1-inch pipe on the slip end, making it a reliable transition fitting for reducing flow path diameter without additional adapters. Manufactured to meet ASTM D 2466 standards, this bushing is suited for plumbing and irrigation applications where a compact, solvent-weld reducer fitting is needed. Plumbers and irrigation technicians typically install this fitting using standard PVC primer and cement.

This reducer bushing is commonly installed in residential and light commercial sprinkler and irrigation systems where pipe size transitions are required at valve manifolds, lateral lines, or zone headers. It is also used in general-purpose PVC plumbing assemblies where a 1-1/4-inch line must reduce to a 1-inch line. The spigot x slip configuration allows the fitting to insert directly into a standard 1-1/4-inch socket fitting on one end while accepting a 1-inch pipe on the other, simplifying the transition without additional couplings.

Key Features

• Spigot x slip connection style for direct in-line pipe size reduction
• Reduces from 1-1/4 inches to 1 inch in a single fitting
• White PVC construction compatible with solvent-weld assembly
• Meets ASTM D 2466 requirements for PVC pressure fittings
• Suitable for sprinkler and irrigation system piping
• Sold in a package quantity of 25 units

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitting for PVC sprinkler and irrigation piping systems requiring a 1-1/4-inch to 1-inch spigot x slip reducer bushing that meets ASTM D 2466.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers or qualified irrigation technicians. Shut off system water supply and relieve line pressure before cutting into any existing piping. Use appropriate PVC primer and solvent cement per manufacturer instructions and local plumbing code requirements. Do not apply excessive cement or force connections before the solvent has properly flashed off.