Atlas 1" PVC Union Socket, Demountable Solvent-Weld Pipe Connector for Easy Maintenance in Water Lines

Size: 1 inch; Material: PVC; Connection type: solvent-weld union on one end and a female socket on the other; Pressure rating: up to 150 psi; Standards: lead-free and based on ASTM D-2467; Schedule compatibility: designed for Schedule 40 PVC with a smooth interior/exterior for steady flow.

Solvent-weld connections fuse PVC surfaces using PVC cement (solvent cement) to create a permanent bond. Clean and deburr the pipe ends, apply primer and cement per local codes, insert fully into the socket, and hold until the bond sets.

It’s suitable for water supply, irrigation, drainage, and chemical processing. The union design helps with assembly and disassembly for maintenance while maintaining chemical resistance and durable performance.

Typical installation steps: (1) cut and deburr the PVC pipe to length, (2) dry-fit to ensure proper alignment, (3) clean and prime the pipe ends, (4) apply solvent cement to both the socket and pipe end, (5) insert the pipe fully into the socket and hold to cure per cement manufacturer instructions.

Ensure you’re using Schedule 40 PVC pipe of 1 inch nominal diameter that matches the socket. Verify the chemical compatibility for your fluid, operating temperature, and ensure the system pressure does not exceed 150 psi as rated.

Yes. It is lead-free and designed to meet quality standards (ASTM D-2467 compatible), with chemical resistance suitable for the intended water, oil, and gas applications referenced in the spec.

You can compare with other Atlas PVC union sockets, such as Atlas 1-2\" PVC Union Socket and Atlas 3-4\" PVC Union Socket, which are listed on Fepy.com at these working URLs: https://fepy.com/atlas-1-2-pvc-union-socket-per-pcs and https://fepy.com/atlas-3-4-pvc-union-socket-per-pcs

The Atlas 1\" PVC Union Socket is sold per piece (Per Pcs) and priced accordingly. Packaging details may vary by listing, but it is designed for single-unit sales as indicated on the product page.

Avoid misalignment or forcing the pipe into the socket, skipping cleaning or primer, using incompatible cement, over-tightening connections, and mixing different pipe schedules or materials that aren’t rated for the intended fluid or temperature.

The fitting is described as suitable for water, oil, and gas applications, with a maximum operating pressure of 150 psi. Always ensure chemical compatibility, temperature limits, and system codes before usage, and select the appropriate pipe and gasket materials for your specific fluid.