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White Lasco PVC reducer bushing (SKU 437166), Schedule 40 spigot-to-slip 1-1/4" to 1/2" flush-style fitting

Lasco PVC Reducer Bushing 1-1/4" x 1/2" Spigot x Slip Sch 40

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SKU 437166
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Durable Lasco PVC reducer bushing engineered to connect 1-1/4 in. spigot pipe to 1/2 in. slip (socket) fittings. Built to Schedule 40 standards, this flush-style bushing provides a compact, reliable solution for irrigation, plumbing, and general PVC piping systems.

  • Material: Schedule 40 PVC (polyvinyl chloride); white finish resists corrosion and chemical attack.
  • Connection: 1-1/4" spigot (male) to 1/2" slip/socket (female) — flush spigot x slip configuration for tight, low-profile installations.
  • Performance: NSF-listed for potable water and manufactured to ASTM D1784; temperature rating up to 140°F for standard PVC service.
  • Pressure: Rated for typical system pressures (manufacturer specs indicate ratings up to ~220 psi depending on size and conditions).
  • Installation: Solvent-weld with approved PVC primer and cement; ensure proper pipe preparation for a secure, leak-free joint.
  • Packaging & SKUs: Sold individually (SKU 437166) and in case quantities (case of 25, SKU 437166-25) to support both single repairs and contractor bulk needs.

Choose this Lasco reducer bushing when you need a code-friendly transition between differing PVC pipe sizes without sacrificing flow or long-term reliability. Its flush profile minimizes turbulence while delivering a secure, long-lasting joint. For complete manufacturer specifications and system limitations, consult the Lasco product datasheet or technical literature.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes and connection types does this bushing support?
Connects 1-1/4" spigot to 1/2" slip (socket) fittings; Schedule 40, flush-style for standard PVC systems.
Is this fitting safe for potable water?
Yes. It is NSF-listed and manufactured to ASTM D1784 standards for potable water use.
How should I install the reducer bushing?
Prepare pipe ends, apply PVC primer and solvent cement, then insert the spigot fully to form a secure, solvent-weld joint.