Pro-source 90340200109 Cpvc End Cap 3/4 in Sch 80 Slip

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 90340200109 is a Schedule 80 CPVC pipe end cap designed to terminate a 3/4-inch piping run with a slip-style connection. End caps of this type block the flow path at the end of a branch or main line, preventing leaks and allowing pressure testing of the upstream system. CPVC construction makes this fitting suitable for hot and cold water distribution, chemical handling lines, and industrial fluid systems where elevated temperature resistance is required. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters handle installation as part of new construction or retrofit work on CPVC piping systems.

This end cap is sized for 3/4-inch CPVC pipe and follows Schedule 80 wall-thickness standards, which provide greater pressure capability and impact resistance compared to Schedule 40 fittings. It is appropriate for residential and light commercial plumbing systems, industrial process piping, and chemical distribution lines where CPVC is the specified material. The slip end connection accepts standard 3/4-inch CPVC pipe solvent-welded in place per the manufacturer and applicable plumbing code requirements.

Key Features

• Schedule 80 CPVC construction for higher pressure and temperature ratings than Schedule 40
• 3/4-inch slip end connection accepts standard CPVC pipe for solvent-cement joining
• Terminates branch or main line runs cleanly for pressure testing or permanent capping
• CPVC material resists corrosion, scale, and many common industrial chemicals
• Lightweight at 0.26 pounds, reducing handling fatigue during high-volume installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation fitting for 3/4-inch Schedule 80 CPVC piping systems using solvent-cement slip connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or pipefitter in accordance with local plumbing codes and ASTM solvent-welding procedures for CPVC. Shut off and depressurize the affected piping system before cutting or fitting any components. Use a CPVC-rated primer and solvent cement; do not substitute PVC cement, as it is not rated for CPVC. Allow the solvent-cement joint to cure fully before restoring system pressure.