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Fernco P1056-3/250 3-in. x 2.5-in. Cast Iron, Plastic and Steel Pipe Flexible Coupling Connector Adapter, 2-Pack
Fernco P1056-3/250 3-in. x 2.5-in. Cast Iron, Plastic and Steel Pipe Flexible Coupling Connector Adapter, 2-Pack
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About This
- UNMATCHED QUALITY & PERFORMANCE: Engineered for lasting durability in plumbing, sewer, and drain applications, Fernco couplings offer a robust, leak-proof fitting, resistant to chemicals and sewer gases, ensuring reliable performance throughout their lifespan.
- FLEXIBLE FIT: Specifically designed to connect 3" to 2.5 Cast Iron, Plastic, Steel and Copper. This coupling accommodates pipe outer diameters (ODs) ranging from 3.15"-3.7" on one end, and 2.78"-2.975" on the other end.
- THE PREFERRED PIPE CONNECTOR: Fernco couplings stand as the top choice for flexible pipe connections in waste, drain, and vent applications. Trusted by plumbers, contractors, and municipalities worldwide.
- UNSURPASSED DURABILITY: Provides a permanent, leak-proof solution for sewer, drain, waste, and vent piping needs, ensuring enduring performance tailored to various requirements and standards.
- NO-MESS INSTALLATION: Skip the messy glues, primers, and their unwanted odors with quick and hassle-free installation.
- SPECS & CODES: Complies with ASTM D 5926, C 1173, CSA B602 and are UPC Approved. Rated for above and below ground applications. Maximum test pressure: 4.3 PSI.
- AMERICAN CRAFTSMANSHIP: With over 60 years of proud manufacturing in the USA, Fernco's products reflect unparalleled quality and reliability, underpinned by decades of industry expertise.
Overview
- Size : 3-in. x 2.5-in.
- Material : Polyvinyl Chloride
- Brand : Fernco
- Color : Black
- Connector Type : Coupling
- Thread Size : 2.5 inch
- Exterior Finish : Stainless Steel
- Number of Pieces : 2
- Global Trade Identification Number : 20018578039142
- Manufacturer : Fernco
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