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Your cart is empty.SharkBite push-to-connect PVC transition connectors can be used to transition from any schedule 40, 80, or 120 PVC pipe to another pipe quickly and easily. These brass transition fittings have color-coordinated collars on their ends to identify which side goes with which pipe, and the white collar of this push-to-connect transition coupling is compatible with a SharkBite PVC fitting from schedule 40, 80, or 120 PVC pipe, and the tan collar end is compatible with PEX, CPVC, PERT, SDR-9 HDPE, and copper pipes. The SharkBite brass transition coupling features a push-to-connect mechanism for a watertight union, and allows for quick and easy installation, with no tools, crimping, glue, or soldering required. SharkBite tools and fittings meet the same high standards for commercial and residential plumbing applications, combining durability and ease of use suitable for commercial repairs or home improvement projects, and can be installed in wet lines. All SharkBite valves, clips, joints, and adapters are manufactured and tested in the USA. 25-year warranty.
David M Hollway
2025-09-04 12:48:03
I harbored doubts about the long term reliability of push-fit plumbing fittings. But having said that, I have yet to see a single failure. This stuff makes plumbing work just as easy as a certain Danish plastic block construction toy!The problem with sweating/soldering copper tube, or (worse) gluing PVC pipe, is that you have to get the lengths right first time - no do-overs. With Sharkbite it's good to know that if you've misjudged a cut you can remove the fitting, trim the tube, and try again. As an aside, the plastic crescent-type removal tool that comes free with most of these fittings is pretty unergonomic and tricky to use - do yourself a favor and invest in their proper metal removal tool.I've used this stuff now for bathrooms, laundry rooms and showers in-wall with copper tubing and PEX, and for garden irrigation with Schedule 40 PVC, and it's always a delight to use.I wish it wasn't so darned expensive, but a) it's a great product, so fair play to the inventors and I guess they can charge what the market will bear, and b) when you factor in all the time you save not having to sweat/solder/glue, you'd have to put a really low value on your own personal time to begrudge the upfront purchase cost!Highly recommended.
EJD
2025-09-01 12:12:23
I used this transition coupling to connect PEX and PVC piping. It is easy to use and the connection is reliable.
Edgar Esparza
2025-08-27 11:42:43
Was perfect as described. Had a Water main going from pvc to copper. And this worked perfectly. Pressured up no leaks.
Jeff
2025-08-24 18:41:14
Very easy to use for quick repair!
whobdis
2025-08-07 13:45:59
This makes this kind of work so easy. Heck I was thrilled when pvc came out and I didn't have to solder so much. I do wonder how long they last. I get it that EPDM lasts quite a while. But I have a 60 year old house that still has old fittings..and still work. Will these last that long? I probably won't be around to find out.
rick
2025-06-18 16:22:27
great produck never had one fail but they are overpriced
FredM2
2025-05-30 12:23:24
I am not too good at soldering copper joints. This product is great. Just have a clean end and push it on. Have used them several times with sucess.
Joseph
2025-05-20 14:47:01
Water line had a small pin hole leak in it costing me about $60 more a month. Dug up the line and found the City had PVC from the meter to our 3/4†Galvanized pipe. Which was where the pin hole leak was. This fixed me up got Pex tubing to the house now.
Image
2025-05-08 18:11:49
was a little late on the shipment but overall good value
Customer
2025-03-29 12:15:31
Used for my Rachio Flow Meter, so far it’s holding up with issues.
Jordan
2025-02-10 14:53:28
Worked great as advertised
George M.
2025-01-20 11:07:09
worked for my purpose.
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