$12.11
- PVC fitting compatible with schedule 40 or schedule 80 pipe
- Easy installation; great for DIY projects
- PVC union connects cold water pipes with solvent connections
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How to Get It
Product Overview
The Homewerks Worldwide Slip x Slip Union is used to join lengths of pipe together. Can be used with either Sch. 40 or Sch. 80. It connects cold water pipes with solvent-weld connections. Rated for 150 psi at 73°F, complies with ANSI B2.1.
- Use with Sch. 40 or Sch. 80 pipe
- Solvent-weld connections
- Rubber O-ring seal
- NSF standard 14 for plastic piping system components
- Great do it yourselfer product
- Easy installation
- California residents
Specifications
Dimensions
| Double Fitting Size | 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" | Fitting 1 size | 1-1/4" |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fitting 2 size | 1-1/4" | Product Length (in.) | 3.16 |
Details
| Application | Non-Potable Water | Color Family | White |
|---|---|---|---|
| Color/Finish | White | Compatible Pipe Material | PVC |
| Connection 1 | Slip-Joint | Connection 2 | Slip-Joint |
| Connectivity | Slip Joint | DWV | Pressure |
| Features | Corrosion Resistant | Fitting or Connector Type | Union |
| Fitting Size Dimensions | 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" | Fitting/ Connector Collection | PVC |
| Material | PVC | Maximum working pressure (psi) | 150 |
| Maximum Working Temperature (F) | 140 | Pack Size | 1 |
| Pipe or Fitting Product Type | Fittings & Connectors | Product Weight (lb.) | .44 |
| Reducing Fitting | No | Returnable | 90-Day |
| Schedule Type | Schedule 40 |
Warranty / Certifications
| Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
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Customer Reviews
Mar 18, 2021
My pump whole house filtration fixed system was not compatible...
My pump whole house filtration fixed system was not compatible for easy replacement of filtration equipment. Inserting these slip joints in strategic locations enables more efficient removal of component sectors such as a particulate filter housing replacement rather than tearing out the whole system to do it. I installed three of these slip joint in three locations and they work extremely well. This was an inexpensive upgrade to lessen the work time needed to replace filter components. If time and money is important and less work to handle a filtration system this is the way to go. Attached is my system before slip joint installation. However it is added to give the reader a better understanding of how hard in a fixed system it would be to exchange components without slip joints.
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Mar 1, 2021
I won't be buying again
I installed this union thinking I could do repairs in the future on my irrigation valve if needed. It worked for about a day and a half then sheared off on the threading. This was installed on the supply side with normal pressure. I eventually went to a complete glue job since the reliability of these are in question and so far that's working. Don't trust these weak Chinese unions.
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Sep 10, 2020
This union worked like a champ to join my sprinkler manifold to the house water supply. With the ...
This union worked like a champ to join my sprinkler manifold to the house water supply. With the union in place it is easy to unhook and sprinkler manifold and replace valves when needed. The compact size of the union worked great in my tight space. It does not take up as much room as other couplers do such as repair couplers. I hope I don't have to repair any more sprinkler valves but if I do I will not have a much easier time since I can take this union apart and fix the valves.
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Jul 1, 2020
This fitting was easy to install and worked perfectly. ...
This fitting was easy to install and worked perfectly. I used a pair of them to make my pool sand filter easy to open. I just remove approx 3/4 inch of pipe and glued them in. There was plenty of spring in my pipes which made the job easier.
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Jun 9, 2020
This union was just what I needed. Used them to...
This union was just what I needed. Used them to pipe my pool pump and filter. No more hoses. Easy to install. No more leaks or fighting with clamps. Now when winter comes. Unscrew them to move everything into the shed.
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Jun 9, 2020
Fit perfectly!...
Fit perfectly!
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Jun 3, 2020
These are so handy...
These are so handy
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Jan 26, 2020
irrigation repair under ground mainline (always under pressure)
I used the SLIPxSLIP versions. I installed 2 of these at 2 different repairs. I'm hoping they work. I had a slight leak, clearly coming from the threaded joint. I turned the water off and tightened it a little bit more by hand, and no more leak. It's under pressure all the time, a main line in my irrigation system. I'll leave the ground exposed another day and then cover it up. I feel like this makes sense to use for a repair, but the rubber seal worries me - will it last for 47 more years (I'll be 100 and no longer care). What I did: I cut the main line to remove the break, then two elbows sending the line upward, then two more elbows bringing those lines together. If I did not use this UNION, then I'd have to push the PVC together at the final connection, without twisting 1/4 turn, and that worries me, worries me that I won't get a good weld. So, I chose to try this UNION, and I'll update if I have a blow-out or trouble. It says it's rated for 150-PSI. SEE IMAGE Teach me something.
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Dec 18, 2019
There’s not much to say about a simple plumbing PVC...
There’s not much to say about a simple plumbing PVC fitting,
I think the design is excellent because it’s to be tightened by hand!
That’s very good!
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Nov 5, 2019
These are not a good choice for a spray-type sprinkler system. I tried to use these to make futur...
These are not a good choice for a spray-type sprinkler system. I tried to use these to make future replacement of sprinkler valves easier, but I had the same experience as "Looie" described in his review. The threads are large and loose, and the union simply pops apart when there's any kind of surge of pressure (such as when one of the other valves in the same set turns off). These might work okay for a low pressure application (such as drip lines), but I don't recommend them for a spray-type sprinkler system which handles full residential water pressure. I now have to cut the pipes again and remount the valves using the normal PVC glue method. I am NOT a happy camper!
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