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Poly Reducer Coupling for 2 Inch to 1-1 /2 Inch Pump and Irrigation Systems

Original price was: $14.19.Current price is: $10.08.

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SKU: SMA-909-RC200150 Category:

When you’re setting up irrigation lines or connecting pumps with different sized fittings, you need a reliable way to step down from 2-inch to 1-1/2 inch connections. This poly reducer coupling handles the job without the leaks or corrosion issues you might face with metal fittings. It’s the kind of workhorse fitting that just quietly does its job season after season.

What You’re Getting

  • Durable polypropylene construction that won’t rust, corrode, or seize up like metal fittings
  • Male NPT threads on the 2-inch end and female NPT threads on the 1-1/2 inch end for versatile connections
  • Smooth internal bore that maintains good flow rates when stepping down pipe sizes
  • Chemical resistance that handles fertilizers, pesticides, and other agricultural chemicals without breaking down
  • Lightweight design that’s easier to handle and install than heavy metal alternatives

Built for Real Farm Work

This coupling is perfect for irrigation systems, pump setups, and chemical application equipment where you need to connect different sized pipes or fittings. Whether you’re running water lines to livestock tanks, setting up spray systems, or connecting centrifugal pumps to your irrigation network, this fitting handles the transition smoothly.

Made to Last

Banjo builds these fittings from tough polypropylene that stands up to UV exposure, temperature swings, and the chemicals you use every day on the farm. The material stays flexible in cold weather and won’t crack like cheaper plastics, while the precision-molded threads create leak-free connections that stay tight.

Good to Know

Use pipe thread sealant or Teflon tape on the male threads for the best seal. Don’t over-tighten—poly fittings seal well with just hand-tight plus a quarter turn with a wrench. If you’re connecting to metal fittings, let the poly fitting do the flexing rather than cranking down hard on rigid metal.