The PVC Flex Coupling is the landscaper's secret weapon for repairing broken lines in difficult locations. Featuring an 18-inch flexible body with standard Schedule 40 slip sockets on each end, this fitting allows you to bridge gaps, bend around tree roots, or connect misaligned pipes without the stress of rigid plumbing. To install, simply use standard PVC glue to solvent weld the ends onto your existing pipe.
These versatile irrigation fittings are indispensable for quick fixes in trenches where there is no "wiggle room" to insert a standard coupling. Whether you are navigating tight corners or fixing a break caused by root intrusion, the flexible PVC body absorbs movement and simplifies the repair process significantly.
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| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Flexible Repair Coupling |
| Connection Type | Slip x Slip (Solvent Weld) |
| Length | 18 Inches (Approximate) |
| Max Pressure | 150 PSI (Non-Static / Dynamic Pressure Only) |
| Manufacturer | Dura Plastics |
| MPN (1/2" Model) | FRC-005 |
| MPN (3/4" Model) | FRC-007 |
| MPN (1" Model) | FRC-010 |
Install like rigid pipe, but with added flexibility.
Step 1: Clean and Prime
Use Purple Primer to clean the outside of your rigid PVC pipe and the inside of the Flex Coupling sockets.
Step 2: Apply Glue
Apply a generous coat of PVC Glue to both the pipe and the coupling socket.
Step 3: Connect and Hold
Push the coupling onto the pipe, giving it a quarter turn to distribute the cement. Hold firmly for 30-60 seconds. Flexible PVC tends to push back out of the socket more than rigid pipe, so holding it is critical.
Step 4: Cure
Allow the joint to cure fully (at least 2 hours, preferably 24) before pressurizing the system.
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