Homewerks CPVC Union

Low lead transition fitting for a cleaner, easier pipe connection.

Bulks up nicely for the jobs that need a steady hand and a neat finish.

Product Overview:

When you are tying metal male pipe threads into CPVC, this union keeps the job from feeling fiddly. It is made for hot water runs, where expansion can get a bit cranky, and it gives you room to take the piping apart without a wrestle. The brass and CPVC build feels solid in hand, and the low lead design keeps the wetted surfaces to a tight standard. If you work in plumbing, maintenance, or remodels, this is the kind of fitting that just makes sense. Set it in place, tighten things up, and you get a cleaner connection with less faff.

Key Features:

• Slip x FIP connection gives you a practical transition point, so you can line up the run without a lot of cursing.
• Designed for CPVC to metal threads helps handle expansion differences in hot water service, which takes some strain out of the setup.
• Union fitting design lets you break the line apart later, and that can save a proper headache down the road.
• Low lead construction keeps wetted surfaces at no more than 0.25 percent weighted average lead content, which is a detail worth paying attention to.
• Bulk pack of 20 gives you enough on hand for repeat work, so you are not stopping mid-job to hunt for another fitting.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Homewerks
• Model Number: 545-34-34-B
• Dimensions: 3/4" x 3/4"
• Material/Finish: CPVC Brass
• Format/Type: Low Lead Transition
• Quantity/Pack: 20/CT
• Compatibility/Use: Used to transition from metal Male pipe threads to CPVC. CPVC coupling required. Designed to compensate for the difference in coefficients of expansion between CPVC and metal pipe in hot water applications. Permits easy disassembly of piping system.

If you want a union that feels calm to work with, looks tidy once it is set, and gives you an easier way back in later, this one fits the bill. Want to get it lined up for your next run?

Manufactured to include no more than 0.25 percent weighted average lead content on wetted surfaces.