Ashirvad Flowguard Plus CPVC Threaded Tank Nipple provides a reliable connection between overhead water storage tanks and CPVC distribution systems. This specialized fitting features a threaded flange on one end that screws into the tank outlet, and a CPVC socket on the other end for solvent-welding to distribution pipes. The design ensures a watertight seal at the tank connection while maintaining full compatibility with CPVC piping systems.
The robust construction withstands the constant water pressure from overhead tanks, while the corrosion-resistant CPVC material ensures long-term reliability. The threaded flange includes a gasket seating surface for proper sealing against the tank wall. Essential for new tank installations and tank replacement projects, this fitting provides a professional, leak-free connection that eliminates the need for adapters or improvised solutions.
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
Specification
Details
Fitting Type
Threaded Tank Nipple
Material
CPVC with threaded flange
Maximum Temperature
93?C (200?F) continuous service
Pressure Rating
PN 15 (15 kg/cm? at 25?C)
Connections
Threaded flange + Socket (solvent weld)
Standards
ASTM D2846, NSF certified
Recommended Applications
Overhead Tank Outlets: Primary connection from overhead water storage tanks to distribution systems
Tank Replacements: Connecting new tanks to existing CPVC distribution networks
Multi-Story Buildings: Tank outlet connections in apartments and commercial buildings
Residential Installations: Independent house overhead tank connections
Loft Tank Connections: Connecting loft-mounted storage tanks to plumbing systems
Backup Water Systems: Secondary tank connections for water storage backup
Installation Guidelines
Tank Preparation: Ensure tank outlet hole matches nipple thread size; clean tank outlet area thoroughly
Gasket Installation: Place rubber gasket on threaded flange; apply PTFE tape to threads (3-4 wraps)
Tank Connection: Insert nipple through tank outlet from inside; hand-tighten lock nut from outside; use wrench for final tightening
Pipe Connection: Cut CPVC pipe squarely; apply solvent cement to pipe and socket; insert pipe with quarter turn
Testing: Allow 24 hours curing; fill tank slowly and check for leaks at both connections





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