Atlas PVCmale Adaptor, 32mm × 1", Tight Seal, Fast Installation

Material: PVC; Maximum operating temperature: 140°F (60°C); Pressure rating: up to 150 psi; Designed for Schedule 40 PVC pipe and fittings; Corrosion-resistant; Sold individually (per piece).

The Atlas PVC Nipple Socket is offered in a variety of sizes to suit different piping needs. It is sold per piece. Check the product listing for the exact size options available.

If connecting to a threaded male end, apply a thread sealant or Teflon tape rated for PVC to the threaded portions, then thread the socket onto the male end by hand and snug with a wrench. After installation, test the joint for leaks at a low pressure before full operation.

PVC piping is used in various water systems, but always verify compatibility and local code requirements for potable water applications before use.

Ideal for residential plumbing, irrigation, and general PVC piping projects where a secure threaded connection is needed between pipes and fittings.

Use appropriate PPE when handling piping components, avoid overtightening threaded connections, do not exceed the specified 150 psi pressure or 60°C temperature rating, and ensure materials are compatible with your system.

Return policies are governed by Fepy’s terms. Check the product page for the current returnability criteria, time window, and condition requirements.

Consider these similar Fepy options: Atlas PVC Nipple Socket - 1/2 inch (https://fepy.com/product/atlas-pvc-nipple-socket-1-2-inch-per-pc); Atlas PVC Nipple Socket - 3/4 inch (https://fepy.com/product/atlas-pvc-nipple-socket-3-4-inch-per-pc); PVC Nipple Socket, Schedule 40, 1/2 inch (https://fepy.com/product/pvc-nipple-socket-schedule-40-1-2-inch-per-pc).

Each order for the Atlas PVC Nipple Socket is sold per piece, so you’ll receive one socket per item ordered.

Verify that your fittings are Schedule 40 PVC and that the socket’s threaded interior matches the size and thread type of your fittings. If unsure, compare the size specifications on the product page and consult with a plumbing professional.

Regularly inspect for cracks, leaks, or wear, especially around threaded joints. Replace any damaged sockets and re-test connections after any disassembly or system changes.