Lesso America
PVC DWV Repair Coupling (HUB x HUB)
- SKU:
- LP130
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.00 LBS
Description
PVC DWV Repair Coupling (HUB x HUB)
PVC DWV Repair Couplings provide a dependable solution for reconnecting sections of PVC pipe when repairing damaged drain, waste, and vent piping systems.
Featuring hub connections on both ends, this coupling is designed for solvent-weld installation between compatible PVC DWV pipe sections. Durable PVC construction provides corrosion resistance and reliable long-term performance, making it well suited for permanent repairs in residential, commercial, and industrial non-pressure drainage systems.
Product Highlights
- PVC DWV repair coupling
- Hub x Hub connection configuration
- Designed for repairing damaged PVC DWV piping
- Joins two compatible sections of PVC pipe
- Solvent-weld installation
- Creates a permanent pipe repair
- Designed for non-pressurized drain, waste, and vent systems
- Durable corrosion-resistant PVC construction
- Lightweight and easy to handle
- Suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial DWV systems
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | DWV Repair Coupling |
|---|---|
| Material | PVC |
| Connection Type | Hub x Hub |
| Joint Method | Solvent Weld |
| System Type | Drain, Waste & Vent (DWV) |
| Pressure Service | Non-Pressure |
| Primary Function | Repair or Reconnect Compatible PVC DWV Pipe |
| Repair Type | Permanent Solvent-Weld Repair |
| Typical Applications | Residential, Commercial, and Industrial DWV Systems |
Connection Configuration
First Hub
The first hub accepts one section of compatible PVC DWV pipe for a permanent solvent-weld connection.
Repair Body
The coupling bridges the repaired section and restores continuity between the two pipe ends.
Second Hub
The opposite hub accepts the second section of compatible PVC DWV pipe to complete the repair.
Construction Details
The repair coupling is manufactured from durable PVC for corrosion resistance and dependable long-term service in compatible non-pressure drain, waste, and vent systems.
Hub connections on both ends are designed for solvent-cement joining to compatible PVC pipe, creating permanent joints when properly installed.
The straight-through configuration allows damaged sections of piping to be removed and replaced while restoring a continuous DWV piping run.
Why Choose a Repair Coupling?
Permanent Pipe Repair
- Reconnects separated PVC DWV pipe sections
- Useful when replacing damaged pipe
- Creates permanent solvent-weld joints
- Restores continuity to the piping system
- Suitable for repair and retrofit work
PVC DWV Construction
- Corrosion-resistant material
- Lightweight construction
- Resistant to many common plumbing chemicals
- Designed for solvent-weld assembly
- Suitable for long-term non-pressure service
Typical Applications
DWV Pipe Repairs
- Damaged drain pipe replacement
- Cracked pipe section repairs
- Branch line repairs
- Building drain repairs
- General PVC DWV maintenance
Residential & Commercial Systems
- Residential drainage piping
- Commercial waste piping
- Vent piping repairs
- Remodeling and retrofit work
- Compatible industrial drainage systems
Repair Installation
Remove the damaged section of compatible PVC DWV pipe and prepare the remaining pipe ends for installation. Cut the pipe square, remove burrs, and clean all mating surfaces before assembly.
Apply compatible PVC primer and solvent cement where required and join each pipe section to the appropriate hub. Confirm alignment before the solvent cement sets and allow all completed joints to cure according to the cement manufacturer's recommendations before placing the system back into service.
Our plumbing specialists can help review your pipe size, damaged section, repair layout, DWV application, and solvent-weld requirements before you order.
Email the GetPipe.com Team Visit Quick SupportFrequently Asked Questions
What is a PVC DWV repair coupling?
A repair coupling is used to reconnect compatible PVC pipe sections when repairing or replacing a damaged portion of a drain, waste, or vent system.
What does HUB x HUB mean?
Hub x Hub means both ends of the fitting contain socket connections designed to accept compatible PVC pipe.
How is the coupling installed?
Both hub connections are installed using an approved PVC solvent-weld procedure.
Is this coupling intended for permanent repairs?
Yes. The solvent-weld connection is designed to create a permanent repair in compatible PVC DWV piping.
What types of damage can this fitting help repair?
It can be used when replacing sections of compatible PVC DWV pipe that have been damaged, cracked, or otherwise require removal and reconnection.
Is this fitting intended for pressure piping?
No. This repair coupling is intended for non-pressurized drain, waste, and vent systems.
What material is the coupling made from?
The fitting is manufactured from durable, corrosion-resistant PVC.
Can this coupling connect two different pipe sizes?
No. This repair coupling is intended to reconnect compatible pipe sections of the same nominal size. A reducing fitting is required for a size transition.
Do I need PVC primer and cement?
Use compatible PVC primer and solvent cement as required by the manufacturer, cement instructions, and applicable plumbing requirements.
What should I verify before ordering?
Confirm the nominal pipe size, Hub x Hub configuration, PVC DWV compatibility, and the dimensions of the section being repaired.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- This listing is for a PVC DWV Repair Coupling with HUB x HUB connections.
- Verify the required nominal pipe size before ordering.
- Designed to join compatible PVC DWV pipe sections of the same nominal size.
- Intended for permanent repair and reconnection of DWV piping.
- Designed for non-pressurized drain, waste, and vent systems.
- Remove damaged pipe cleanly before beginning the repair.
- Cut replacement and existing pipe ends square.
- Remove burrs and clean all mating surfaces before solvent welding.
- Use compatible PVC primer and solvent cement where required.
- Fully seat pipe into each hub during installation.
- Confirm alignment before the solvent cement begins to set.
- Allow completed joints to cure according to the cement manufacturer's recommendations.
- Do not use this fitting for pressure applications.
- Check the completed repair for proper assembly before returning the system to normal use.
- Follow applicable plumbing codes and installation requirements.
