PVC IPS Fittings

No. IPS describes the nominal dimensional sizing system, while Schedule 40 identifies a pipe wall-thickness category. PVC products can use IPS dimensions and still be associated with different schedules or system specifications. The product information for this category includes PVC Schedule 40 fittings, but buyers should verify the required schedule, connection type, and system compatibility before ordering.

PVC IPS fittings are used in ventilation system ductwork, plastic fan installations, and industrial air handling systems. The category includes elbows, reducers, couplings, tees, wyes, offsets, and sweep fittings for routing and connecting duct runs. PVC and CPVC options support applications where corrosion-resistant thermoplastic construction is preferred for chemical-laden gas streams.

The listed fittings are available in multiple size configurations from 4 inches to 24 inches. Exact availability depends on the fitting style and required configuration. The range includes products such as elbows, couplings, reducers, tees, wyes, and other ductwork components. Custom size reducers are also available upon request, subject to review and confirmation.

These PVC and CPVC fittings use socket end type connections. Socket connections are designed for joining compatible pipe or duct components within a thermoplastic ventilation system. Installation requirements depend on the selected material, system design, and joining method specified for the application. Confirm connection compatibility and installation details before fabrication or assembly.

Custom size reducers are available upon request. They can help connect ductwork or ventilation components with different nominal sizes when a standard reducer does not match the system design. Provide the required inlet and outlet sizes, material preference, connection details, and application information so IPF Colasit can review the configuration.

These fittings are intended for ventilation system ductwork, plastic fan installation, and industrial air handling systems. They are suited to facilities requiring thermoplastic components for harsh, chemical-laden gas streams. Final material selection between PVC and CPVC should reflect the application environment and process conditions, with system compatibility confirmed during product selection.