ABS Socket Plain x Thread F

• Material: Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
• Colour: Light grey
• Size range: 1/2 inch to 3 inch
• Connection type: Plain solvent weld socket x female BSP thread
• Joining method: Solvent cement with ABS cleaner on the plain end
• Thread standard: BSP parallel female thread
• Approvals: WRAS approval 1703070 where applicable, BSI Kitemark KM60042
• Temperature range: -40°C to 60°C
• Standards: BS 5391, BS 5392, EN 10226 1, DIN 2999, DIN DVS 2204 3
• Chemical resistance: Suitable for diluted inorganic acids, salts, animal fats, oils and organic acids, not suitable for petrol, alcohol, organic solvents or vegetable oils
• Applications: Transitioning from ABS pipework to threaded equipment, valves, dosing systems and industrial components

This plain x female threaded socket provides a practical connection between an ABS solvent weld system and male BSP threaded components such as valves, instruments or equipment in process lines. The plain end is designed for bonding to ABS pipe using solvent cement and cleaner, while the threaded outlet allows for a secure mechanical joint that can be disconnected when required. Manufactured from robust ABS, the fitting offers reliable impact resistance, low moisture absorption and consistent performance across a wide range of operating temperatures. Its dual connection design makes it a versatile choice where plastic pipework meets threaded metal or plastic components.

• Dual connection format: Links ABS pipe to male BSP threaded parts for adaptable system design
• Secure solvent weld joint: Provides a strong permanent bond on the plain end
• Reusable threaded outlet: Allows easy removal of valves or components for maintenance
• Durable ABS construction: High impact strength and dependable performance
• Chemical compatibility: Suitable for many diluted chemical media found in industrial applications
• WRAS and Kitemark approved: Independently verified for quality and compliance
• Lightweight and easy to fit: Simplifies installation, even in tight or awkward spaces