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Fernco Inc.
Flexible bushing connects 4-inch nominal PVC pipe with female ends
This Fernco QB-43 flexible bushing connects 4-inch nominal PVC pipe in drainage systems. The HAWA material construction provides a secure, watertight seal between compatible fittings. It installs without special tools for quick repairs or new installations.
Suited for residential and commercial drain lines using 4-inch PVC pipe with female fittings. Not for buyers needing a different nominal pipe size or a rigid coupling instead of a flexible bushing. Those working with non-PVC materials should verify compatibility before purchasing.
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Brand | Fernco |
| Model | QB-43 |
Slide the bushing onto the pipe end, ensure the female socket fully seats, then tighten the clamps evenly to prevent leaks.
Replace if the PVC shows cracking, deformation, or if joint leaks persist after re-tightening clamps.
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