CPVC Male Adaptor Brass Thread (MABT) - Buildenza

CPVC Male Adaptor Brass Thread (MABT)

3/4"
₹211.00 ₹390.00
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CPVC Male Adaptor Brass Thread (MABT) - Buildenza
  • CPVC Male Adaptor Brass Thread (MABT) - Buildenza
CPVC Male Adaptor Brass Thread (MABT)

CPVC Male Adaptor Brass Thread (MABT)

₹390.00 ₹211.00
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Connecting Metal Fittings Taps & Valves Long-Term Durability
Description

The Ashirvad CPVC Male Adaptor Brass Thread (MABT) combines a CPVC pipe socket with a brass male threaded end, providing a durable and leak-resistant connection to metal fittings, taps and valves. This hybrid design offers the corrosion resistance of CPVC along with the strength and threading reliability of brass, making it ideal for long-term plumbing installations.

  • CPVC SOCKET + BRASS MALE THREAD — One end solvent-welds to CPVC pipe; the other has a durable brass male thread.
  • HYBRID DURABILITY — Combines CPVC's corrosion resistance with brass's threading strength.
  • CONNECTS TO METAL FIXTURES — Ideal where you need to interface with metal taps, valves, or fittings.
Specifications
Brand Ashirvad
Material Brass + CPVC
Available Sizes 3/4 inch, 1 inch, 1 1/4 inch, 1 1/2 inch, 2 inch
Connection Type Brass Thread + Solvent Weld
How to Use

1. Cut & Deburr — Cut the CPVC pipe square with a hacksaw or pipe cutter, then deburr the edge and lightly chamfer it so it seats fully into the fitting.

2. Dry-Fit — Test-fit the pipe and fitting without cement to confirm alignment and depth before applying any adhesive.

3. Apply Solvent Cement — Apply Ashirvad CPVC Solvent Cement evenly to both the pipe end and the inside of the fitting socket.

4. Join & Hold — Push the pipe fully into the fitting with a quarter-turn, align it correctly, and hold for 30 seconds while the joint sets.

5. Cure Before Pressure Testing — Let the joint cure per the cement's instructions before pressurizing the line — usually a few hours for handling, longer for full pressure.

6. Wrap the Threaded End — Wrap 2-3 turns of Teflon tape clockwise around the male thread before connecting the fixture.

FAQ

Q: Why choose a brass-threaded adaptor over a plastic-threaded one?
A: Brass threads hold up better to repeated connection/disconnection and interface more reliably with metal fixtures.

Q: Do I still need Teflon tape?
A: Yes — wrap the brass male thread with Teflon tape before connecting.

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