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The plain-end answer to a flanged connection: seal over the spigot, bolt the flange to the pump or valve. Converts […]
View DetailsA 90° turn in solvent-free PVC pipe: both ends take plain pipe with twin sealing rings — the elbow stays […]
View DetailsThree plain-pipe sockets, one rigid branch point: assemble the tee dry, tighten the rings, and the branch is live. No […]
View DetailsFour-way distribution on a moving pipeline: the main run slides to absorb movement while both branches stay rigid. Bolt it […]
View DetailsNo glue, no cure time: push both plain PVC ends into the sleeve, tighten, and the joint is made — […]
View DetailsTerminate a bell-end PVC pipe onto anything flanged: the socket end slides over the bell, the flange face bolts to […]
View DetailsTurn the corner and absorb the movement: a 90° body with telescopic ends, so the bend no longer takes the […]
View DetailsBranch off a line that moves: the run telescopes to absorb thermal movement while the branch stays put — so […]
View DetailsJoins two pipe ends and absorbs what moves between them — thermal growth, settlement, misalignment — in one telescopic body. […]
View DetailsDrop a pump, valve or meter into a flanged line without fighting rigid spools: one face bolts to the flange, […]
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