Schedule 40 PVC Bushings

If you're looking for dependable, high-quality Schedule 40 PVC bushings, Maxx Supply has you covered. As a trusted distributor of essential plumbing components, we provide durable, precision-engineered PVC bushings that help professionals and DIYers complete their projects with confidence.

What Are Schedule 40 PVC Bushings Used For?

These bushings are designed to reduce pipe diameter within a compact footprint, making them essential for tight spaces and transitions. They’re commonly used in irrigation systems, industrial plumbing, residential water lines, and pool installations—anywhere reliable diameter reduction is required.

Durability and Compliance

Maxx Supply's Schedule 40 PVC bushings are manufactured from high-performance PVC, delivering excellent corrosion and chemical resistance. These fittings are lightweight and easy to install, with reliable pressure performance. All products meet ASTM D2466 and NSF 61 standards for use with potable water, ensuring top-tier quality for every application.

Versatile Configurations

Our extensive product lineup includes reducer bushings in a wide variety of sizes and connection types such as Spigot x Slip, Slip x FPT, and more—so whether you're reducing 2” down to 1” or transitioning between thread types, we’ve got you covered.

Every PVC bushing is engineered to integrate seamlessly with other Schedule 40 PVC fittings, Schedule 40 PVC pipe, and PVC valves for long-lasting performance across a wide range of applications.

Shop with Maxx Supply for corrosion-resistant, easy-to-handle Schedule 40 PVC bushings that deliver secure connections and dependable performance in any setting.

Choosing the Right Schedule 40 PVC Bushing

PVC bushings are easy to replace and service—perfect for long-term system flexibility. But selecting the ideal Schedule 40 PVC bushing starts with understanding your system's unique needs. Here’s what to consider when evaluating options.

Types of Schedule 40 Bushings

There are two primary categories:

  • Reducer Bushings: Used to connect two pipes of different diameters. These are ideal when downsizing a pipe run, such as from 2” to 1”.
  • Standard Bushings: Often used to adapt one type of connection to another, such as converting a Slip to a Threaded fitting.

How to Choose the Right Bushing

  • Pipe Compatibility: Make sure you’re matching PVC-to-PVC, or if needed, PVC-to-metal with proper transition bushings.
  • Connection Type: Choose between Slip, Threaded, or hybrid types based on your system’s requirements.
  • Pressure & Temperature Rating: Ensure your bushing is rated for your application’s PSI and temperature exposure.
  • Fitting Size: Accurately measure both internal and external dimensions of your pipe fittings.

Installation Tips

  • Use solvent cement for Slip connections to ensure leak-free joints.
  • Apply Teflon tape on Threaded versions to prevent leaks and simplify disassembly.
  • Confirm that your bushings are compatible with other Schedule 40 PVC components.
  • Consider using a PVC deburring toolstrong> and pipe cleaner for best installation results.

Applications & Use Cases

  • Irrigation Systems: Efficiently reduce large lines to small ones in tight areas.
  • Pool Plumbing: Commonly used where compact reducers are ideal for pump and filter systems.
  • Residential Supply Lines & Water Treatment Systems: Great for customizing flow rates and accommodating unique configurations.