Value Collection 830-010 Pvc Coupling 1 in Sch 80 Fipt

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 830-010 is a Schedule 80 PVC pipe coupling with female iron pipe thread (FIPT) connections on both ends. It is designed to join two sections of 1-inch threaded PVC pipe in a straight run. Schedule 80 PVC offers thicker walls than Schedule 40, making it suitable for higher-pressure applications in plumbing, irrigation, and industrial fluid handling. The 830-010 weighs 0.41 pounds and is sized at 1 inch. Plumbers and pipefitters install this fitting where a threaded inline connection is required without the use of solvent cement.

This coupling is used in residential and commercial plumbing systems, chemical distribution lines, irrigation headers, and industrial process piping where PVC is an approved material. The FIPT x FIPT configuration accepts male-threaded pipe or nipples on both sides, making it straightforward to install in existing threaded systems or new construction. It is appropriate for cold and moderate-temperature fluid service within the rated limits of Schedule 80 PVC.

Key Features

• Schedule 80 PVC construction provides thicker walls and higher pressure capacity than Schedule 40
• FIPT x FIPT end connections accept standard male-threaded pipe or nipples on both ends
• 1-inch fitting size fits standard 1-inch PVC pipe
• Lightweight at 0.41 pounds — easy to handle in tight spaces
• Sold individually — one coupling per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation fitting for 1-inch Schedule 80 PVC threaded piping systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified pipefitter. Shut off system pressure and drain the line before disassembling or connecting any threaded fitting. Apply a suitable thread sealant or PTFE tape to the male threads before making up the joint — do not overtighten, as PVC threads can crack under excessive torque. Verify that the fitting schedule and material are compatible with the fluid type, temperature, and pressure of the system per applicable plumbing codes such as the IPC.