2" PVC Compression Coupling (950200) for Mixed Pipe
By Maintenance Depot Plumbing Team · Last reviewed
Quick answer
The 950200 2" PVC compression coupling joins PVC, metal and copper pipe without glue. It meets Schedule 40 standards and is rated to 150 PSI at 73°F, ideal for repairs and material transitions.
Older properties in Jamaica often mix pipe materials: galvanized steel in one section, copper or PVC in another. The 2" PVC compression coupling (950200) connects PVC, metal and copper pipes, making it a handy fitting for repairs and transitions.
Specs at a glance
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | PVC compression coupling |
| Size | 2" |
| Model | 950200 |
| Standard | Schedule 40 |
| Max pressure | 150 PSI at 73°F |
| Joins | PVC, metal and copper pipe |
When to use it
- Repairing a cracked 2" line without glue
- Transitioning from old metal pipe to new PVC
- Making a connection where solvent welding isn't practical
How to install
- Shut off and drain the line.
- Cut the pipe square and clean off rust, scale or burrs.
- Slide the nuts and gaskets onto each pipe end.
- Fit the coupling body so both pipes are fully inserted.
- Tighten the nuts evenly and test for leaks with the water on.
Tips
- Check pipe diameters carefully. Metal and plastic pipes labelled 2" can differ slightly in outside diameter.
- Clean corroded metal pipe back to a smooth surface for the best seal.
- Support both sides of the joint to prevent strain.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I connect galvanized pipe to PVC with this coupling?
Yes, it is designed to connect metal, plastic and copper pipes, provided the outside diameters suit the coupling.
Do I need to clean rusty pipe first?
Yes. Clean corroded pipe back to a smooth surface so the gasket can seal.
What does Schedule 40 mean?
It refers to the pipe wall thickness standard commonly used for household water and drain lines.