Value Collection 839-131C Cpvc Pipe Bushing 1x3/4 in Sch 80

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 839-131C is a Schedule 80 CPVC pipe bushing used to reduce a 1-inch female threaded port down to a 3/4-inch male threaded connection. It features male iron pipe thread (MIPT) on the outer end and female iron pipe thread (FIPT) on the inner end, allowing it to thread directly into existing fittings or pipe assemblies. CPVC construction provides solid chemical resistance and handles the elevated temperatures common in hot-water supply and industrial process lines. Plumbers and pipefitters install this bushing when a threaded reducer is needed in a corrosion-resistant piping system.

This bushing is suited for residential and light commercial plumbing applications where Schedule 80 CPVC pipe is specified. Typical install scenarios include hot and cold domestic water distribution, chemical handling lines, and industrial process piping that requires a compact threaded reduction without a separate coupling. The MIPT x FIPT configuration allows direct in-line installation with no additional adapter required.

Key Features

• Schedule 80 wall thickness for higher pressure rating compared to Schedule 40
• CPVC material resists corrosion and handles elevated service temperatures
• MIPT x FIPT end connections allow straightforward threaded installation
• Reduces 1-inch port to 3/4-inch connection in a single compact fitting
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds for easy handling and overhead work

Compatibility

Designed as a standard threaded replacement or new-installation bushing for Schedule 80 CPVC piping systems using 1-inch to 3/4-inch threaded reductions.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and ASTM standards for CPVC threaded fittings. Shut off the water supply and relieve system pressure before removing or installing any threaded fitting. Use CPVC-compatible thread sealant or PTFE tape on all threaded connections — do not use petroleum-based pipe dope, which can degrade CPVC. Hand-tighten first, then snug with a strap wrench; avoid over-torquing, which can crack CPVC threads.