Lasco PVC Insert Reducing Male Adapter - 1in x .75in

Lasco PVC Insert Reducing Male Adapter - 1in x .75in - Reliable Cold Water Size Transition

The Lasco PVC Insert Reducing Male Adapter provides a direct transition from a 1in barbed insert tubing connection to a .75in male-threaded fitting end in cold water irrigation assemblies. This reducer-adapter is a practical solution for cold water plumbing where a size step-down at a threaded port is needed in drip irrigation manifolds, hydroponic distribution systems, and greenhouse layouts.

Key Features & Benefits

• 1in to .75in reducing design - Steps down from 1in poly tubing to a .75in male-threaded fitting in one compact component.
• Insert barb connection - Grips the interior of 1in poly tubing for a firm, secure hold.
• Male thread end - Screws into .75in female-threaded valves, manifolds, or irrigation fittings.
• PVC construction - Corrosion-resistant and built for reliable cold water service.
• Cold water rated - Suitable for drip irrigation, greenhouse, and hydroponic cold water plumbing.

Who Should Use This

Ideal for irrigation installers and growers who need to transition from 1in polyethylene tubing to a .75in male-threaded connection point in cold water systems.

Compatibility

For use with 1in polyethylene tubing (insert end) and .75in female-threaded ports (male thread end) in cold water systems only. Not for hot water or pressurized steam applications or use in a dwelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from LFI1436-102?

Both are Lasco 1in x .75in insert reducing male adapters. Differences such as material grade or specification variant may apply - verify with your supplier if a specific version is required for your application.

Can this adapter be used with hot water?

No - this adapter is rated for cold water use only.

What size is the insert end and what size is the thread end?

The insert barb end is for 1in poly tubing; the male thread end is .75in.

Should I use thread sealant on the male thread?

Yes - apply PTFE thread tape to the male threads before screwing into the female-threaded port to ensure a leak-free connection.