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Rubber fittings Plastic & Rubber Flexible Pipe Fittings PVC EPDM

Rubber fittings Plastic & Rubber Flexible Pipe Fittings PVC EPDM

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Plastic and rubber flexible pipe fittings connect pieces of pipe together, with or without a change in direction. Fittings connect same or different sizes of pipes using worm clamps, and may divert, divide, or return the flow of air, water, gasoline, and chemicals in the pipe. Flexible pipe fittings are available in a variety of shapes and materials.


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BD SEALS  is your source for these hard-to-find flexible  Rubber  fittings . Made from elastomeric PVC, they are very durable, resilient, and not affected by soil conditions. Search no more! Order as many or few as you need. We offer the best selection of the highest quality products, excellent prices, convenience and the best customer service on the Internet.

Flexible PVC fittings flex to fit securely around pipe. Worm clamps tighten against pipe creating a leakproof seal against infiltration and exfiltration.

 

Q. “What is a Trap Adapter?”
A. Trap Adapters are fittings used to connect the piping from the P-trap to the piping coming out from the wall or floor. These trap adapters can be used for repairs or alterations or for new installations.

Q. “The trap under my kitchen sink has 1-1/2″ OD (outside diameter) pipe. Will the 1-1/2″ x 1-1/2″ trap adapter work for this application?”
A. These trap adapter flexible couplings are so flexible they will usually tighten down one or 2 sizes more than the pipes shown that they fit, but we would suggest you use a coupling closer to the actual size you need which in this case would be the 1-1/2″ x 1-1/4″ coupling.

Q. “Can we  use these flexible rubber couplings in place of a shielded no-hub coupling?”
A. You should not replace a shielded no-hub coupling with a flexible rubber coupling if it is an above ground installation or repair. Flexible rubber couplings are for use underground. No-hub or shielded couplings can be used above or below ground because the shield provides extra strength to the coupling.

Q. “The flexible rubber coupling appears much thicker than a no-hub coupling. What is the advantage of the shield on the no-hub coupling?”
A. The shield was designed for the no-hub couplings to adjust to variations in diameters of the pipes to be joined and for added strength. When the bands are tightened the corrugations squeeze together and line up to lock against each other. This puts pressure both parallel and crossways against the gasket which in turn tightens against the pipe providing a reliable positive seal. The shield keeps the pipe from shifting and possibly cutting or breaking through the gasket and the gasket creates the seal and prevents the pipe from pulling outexible Coupling

No-Hub Coupling
 Q. “What is flexible elastomeric PVC?”

A. It is a rubber like material capable of recovering its original shape after being greatly stretched. Composed of man made chemical compounds including PVC (poly vinyl chloride).

Q. “What is service weight cast iron pipe?”
A. Service weight cast iron pipe is the standard cast iron pipe with bell and spigot connections. It is used for gravity flow sanitary drain, waste, vent, sewer and storm drains in non-pressure installations. Service weight cast iron pipe and fittings must conform to ASTM specifications as set forth in ASTM A 74 that specifies the physical composition, dimension requirements, the quality of the finished product and testing requirements to ensure the piping conforms to this standard. Service weight is the minimum grade of cast iron piping that can be used in residential or commercial plumbing bell and spigot applications. An Extra Heavy Duty Cast Iron pipe is also available but is very rarely used except for extreme soil conditions and in special industrial applications.

 


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