1/2″ slip bulkhead w/insert 11/8″ hole

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1/2" slip bulkhead w/insert 11/8" hole The 1/2" Slip Bulkhead with 11/8" Hole and Insert is a plumbing fitting designed for use in water filtration and irrigation systems. The bulkhead fitting consists of a cylindrical body with a flange on one end and a slip socket on the other. The flange can be attached to a tank or other container, while the slip socket allows for connection to pipes or other fittings. The bulkhead fitting features an 11/8" hole, which allows for the installation of an insert. The insert serves as a barrier between the interior of the tank and the plumbing system, helping to prevent leaks and contamination. The 1/2" Slip Bulkhead with 11/8" Hole and Insert is designed for durability and long-lasting performance. The fitting is made of high-quality materials, such as PVC, which provides excellent resistance to corrosion and rust. This ensures that the bulkhead will provide reliable performance in a variety of applications. One of the main benefits of the 1/2" Slip Bulkhead with 11/8" Hole and Insert is its ease of installation. The fitting can be attached to tanks or containers using the flange, and the slip socket allows for simple connection to pipes or other fittings. The compact size and versatile design of the bulkhead make it ideal for use in a range of applications, including water treatment, irrigation, and industrial processes. LIFEGARD® Bulkhead Fittings Custom installations are easier and safer with all parts included in convenient kits. Heavy wall bulkhead is molded of highest impact resistant PVC eliminating possibility of finding hidden cracks when filling aquarium. Versatile spigot screen will just press into place. The exclusive Fit x Insert 90 degree elbow dramatically reduces wall clearance requirements. Use together with spigot suction screen inside tank to adjust water level. Use elbow alone as return directional jet on inside of tank. LIFEGARD® Multi-Purpose Bulkhead Fittings & Kits Stock color is jet black to match acrylic tank backgrounds. Available in 1/2³, 3/4³, 1³, 1 ½ and 2 Also available as kits: bulkhead fitting, gasket, lock nut, 90 degree Fit x Insert elbow, strainer and installation instructions.  
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1
Weight
1 lbs
Dimensions
5 × 5 × 5 in

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