By NORMA Group

PVC S&D Increaser/Reducer Coupling, 4 in. Hub X 6 in. Hub

SKU:

6P07

End to end vertical side view of the 4 in. to 6 in. NDS PVC Sewer and Drain Increaser/Reducer Coupling (NDS 6P07)

The 4 in. to 6 in. PVC S&D Increaser/Reducer Coupling with 4 in. S&D pipe in front and 6 in. S&D pipe in back (NDS 6P07)

End to end horizontal side view of the 4 in. to 6 in. NDS PVC Sewer and Drain Increaser/Reducer Coupling (NDS 6P07)

Closeup of the 4 in. side of the PVC Sewer and Drain Reducer Coupling (NDS 6P07)

Closeup of the 6 in. side of the PVC Sewer and Drain Reducer Coupling (NDS 6P07)

The NDS PVC Sewer and Drain Increaser/Reducer Coupling (NDS 6P07) works with Sewer and Drain pipe and fittings per ASTM D 2729, 3034, 2751 and F 810

The NDS PVC Sewer and Drain Increaser/Reducer Coupling (NDS 6P07) is not compatible with DWV Schedule 40 pipe and fittings per ASTM D 2665

Connect 4 in. Sewer and Drain (S&D) pipe to 6 in. S&D pipe with the PVC S&D Increaser/Reducer Coupling. The coupler also connects 4 in. S&D pipe to select drainage products compatible with 6 in. S&D connections such as pop-up emitters, as well as 6 in. S&D pipe to select drainage products compatible with 4 in. S&D connections such as channel drain outlets and pop-up emitters. This coupling connects two different pipe diameters of S&D pipe. The S&D Increaser/Reducer Coupling is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and makes a Hub X Hub solvent-weld connection. Meets applicable ASTM standards. For use in non-pressurized underground sewer and drainage applications; maximum working pressure of 5 psi.

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Applications

Connects 4 in. Sewer & Drain (S&D) pipe to 6 in. S&D pipe in non-pressurized drainage and sewer piping systems
Connects 4 in. or 6 in. S&D pipe to select drainage products such as channel drain outlets and pop-up emitters
As part of a complete drainage system, this PVC coupling connects two S&D pipes of different sizes together, or connects drainage product to pipe to convey excess water for proper release downstream