Charlotte Pipe Pvc 08109 1000HA SCH80 1 in Slip X Mpt Adapter

Product Description

The Charlotte Pipe PVC 08109 1000HA is a 1-inch Schedule 80 PVC male pipe thread adapter designed to transition from a solvent-weld slip socket to a male NPT threaded connection. Built from gray Schedule 80 PVC, this fitting offers greater wall thickness and pressure tolerance than Schedule 40, making it suited for demanding industrial, chemical, and commercial plumbing applications. It is sold in a package of 10 units and weighs 1.19 pounds per package. Plumbers and pipefitters install this adapter wherever a cemented PVC line must connect to a threaded fitting, valve, or equipment port.

This adapter fits into standard PVC pressure and drain systems found in commercial and industrial facilities, irrigation infrastructure, and process piping. The slip end accepts solvent cement for a permanent, leak-free bond to PVC pipe, while the male NPT thread end connects to female-threaded valves, pumps, tanks, or transition fittings. It is also cross-referenced as universal part 836-010, which may help identify equivalent fittings across supplier catalogs.

Key Features

• Schedule 80 PVC construction for higher pressure ratings and improved impact resistance compared to Schedule 40
• 1-inch slip (socket) inlet accepts solvent-cement bonding to standard PVC pipe
• Male NPT threaded outlet connects to female-threaded valves, pumps, and equipment ports
• Gray color indicates Schedule 80 grade per standard industry convention
• Sold in a package of 10 units for job-site or inventory efficiency
• Cross-referenced as universal part 836-010

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitting for Schedule 80 PVC pressure piping systems requiring a 1-inch slip-to-male-NPT transition. Cross-referenced as universal part 836-010.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers or qualified pipefitters in accordance with local plumbing codes and ASTM standards governing PVC pressure fittings. Before solvent-cementing the slip end, ensure the pipe and socket are clean, dry, and properly primed with an approved PVC primer. Apply solvent cement rated for Schedule 80 PVC and allow full cure time before pressurizing the system. Thread the male NPT end by hand first, then tighten carefully to avoid cracking the PVC body — do not use excessive force or metal pipe wrenches without protective wrapping.