The Charlotte Pipe Schedule 80 1 in. Spigot X 1/2 in. D Slip PVC Reducer Bushing is a purpose-built transition fitting designed to safely reduce from a 1" spigot connection to a 1/2" slip joint in high-demand pressure systems. Crafted from durable PVC and built to Schedule 80 standards, this reducer bushing delivers reliable performance in demanding environments where wall thickness matters as much as flow.
Key specifications at a glance
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End 1: 1" diameter, Spigot (male) connection
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End 2: 1/2" diameter, Slip connection
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Material: PVC
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Schedule: Schedule 80 for added wall thickness and durability
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Maximum pressure: 850 psi
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Maximum temperature: 140°F
Certifications & safety: Lead-free, IAPMO certified, NSF listed -
Packaging: 1 piece per package
Application: Suitable for pressure applications in potable and non-potable water systems -
End 2 type: Slip
Why this reducer fits your project
When you need to bridge a larger, rigid 1" spigot pipe to a smaller 1/2" slip line, this reducer bushing offers a precise, reliable fit that minimizes joint stress and potential leaks. The Schedule 80 construction provides extra wall thickness, making it a robust choice for exposed runs, pump connections, and other pressure-dependent installations where durability matters as much as fit. Its lead-free composition and NSF listing ensure compatibility with potable-water systems, giving you confidence in both performance and safety.
Who should use it
Ideal for plumbers, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts tackling projects that require a secure transition between 1" spigot piping and 1/2" slip piping. It’s particularly well-suited for high-pressure water lines, repair work, irrigation setups, and any scenario where a strong, code-compliant reducer is needed.
Installation tips
- Dry-fit to confirm alignment between the 1" spigot and the 1/2" slip socket.
- Clean and dry both ends; apply PVC primer to both the spigot and slip surfaces for best adhesion.
- Apply a uniform layer of PVC solvent cement to both the male spigot and the slip socket ends.
- Insert the 1" spigot end into the pipe with a firm, even push and twist to distribute cement. Hold briefly to ensure a solid set.
- Allow proper curing time per cement manufacturer's instructions before pressurizing the system.
The Charlotte Pipe Schedule 80 1 in. Spigot X 1/2 in. D Slip PVC Reducer Bushing delivers a dependable, code-compliant solution for converting larger-line flow down to a smaller, slip-fit branch. With lead-free construction, IAPMO certification, and NSF listing, it’s engineered to perform under pressure while keeping your potable-water goals and safety standards in focus.
