Value Collection 16767 Cpvc End Cap 1/2 Inch Slip

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 16767 is a 1/2 inch CPVC end cap designed to close off the terminal end of a CPVC pipe run. Constructed from CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) material, this fitting accepts a slip connection, allowing the pipe to insert directly into the socket for solvent cement bonding. It is a standard component in hot and cold water distribution systems where a pipe branch or line must be capped, pressure-tested, or staged for future extension. Plumbers and pipefitters install this fitting during rough-in, repair, and system modification work on residential and light commercial plumbing systems.

This end cap is suited for use in potable water supply lines, hydronic distribution branches, and CPVC-based fire suppression rough-in applications where a permanent or temporary termination point is needed. The slip end connection is compatible with standard 1/2 inch CPVC pipe and is joined using CPVC-rated solvent cement. It is commonly installed in residential water distribution systems, multi-family housing, and light commercial plumbing wherever a clean pipe termination is required.

Key Features

• CPVC construction suitable for hot and cold water service
• 1/2 inch slip end connection for solvent cement installation
• Closes off the terminal end of a CPVC pipe run cleanly and securely
• Compact form factor fits in tight rough-in spaces
• UNSPSC Code 40175300 for procurement and catalog integration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitting for 1/2 inch CPVC pipe systems using slip-connect solvent cement joints.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified pipefitter. Before cutting into an existing line, shut off the water supply and relieve system pressure completely. Clean and deburr the pipe end before applying CPVC-rated primer and solvent cement per the fitting manufacturer and local plumbing code requirements. Allow the solvent weld joint to cure for the full time specified by the cement manufacturer before restoring pressure to the system.