2" X 1.1/2" GI Reducer Bush

It is made from galvanized iron (GI), which provides durability and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for water and weather exposure.

The reducer bush is sized 2" to 1-1/2" and is designed to fit standard GI pipe sizes for those two diameters.

Ensure both pipes are clean and free of debris, align the fittings, apply appropriate sealant or plumber's tape, and securely tighten the reducer onto the larger pipe before connecting the smaller pipe. Then test for leaks by running water through the line.

It is used to join a 2" pipe to a 1-1/2" pipe in water supply lines, irrigation systems, or any setup requiring a size reduction in GI piping.

GI fittings are generally suitable for potable water when used within their design limits and local code requirements. Verify compatibility for your specific installation and water quality.

The reducer is designed for long life with minimal maintenance. Periodically inspect for signs of corrosion or leaks and replace if needed.

The product is described as highly resistant to temperature and pressure fluctuations, making it suitable for typical plumbing and industrial environments. Check system specifications for exact limits.

Yes, GI reducer fittings come in multiple size combinations. This 2" x 1-1/2" option is one common size; browse the GI fittings category to explore other available pairings.

Match the two pipe sizes you need to connect (2" and 1-1/2"), and confirm the thread standard and material compatibility with your system. If unsure, consult a professional plumber.

Ensure the new reducer matches the pipe sizes, inspect pipe ends for damage or corrosion, and verify the operating conditions (pressure, temperature) align with the system design.

The specification notes that the reducer bush is available in a variety of sizes and can be customized as per requirements. Contact Fepy support or check product listings for available options.

With galvanised iron construction and proper installation, it is designed for long-term use in appropriate environments, with periodic inspection for signs of wear or corrosion helping to maximize its service life.