ASTM D2467
Standard Specification for Poly(Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Plastic Pipe Fittings, Schedule 80
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ASTM D2467 is the ASTM standard for poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC) plastic pipe fittings, Schedule 80. It provides a technical specification for fittings intended to support consistent product characteristics and fit within Schedule 80 PVC piping systems. For buyers, engineers, and quality teams, this standard helps identify fittings that are evaluated against an established ASTM requirement rather than a general product description, which can improve procurement clarity and product comparison.
Purpose of ASTM D2467
The purpose of ASTM D2467 is to define the requirements for PVC plastic pipe fittings used in Schedule 80 applications. As a product specification, it helps establish a common technical basis for material expectations, dimensions, and overall conformity to the standard’s scope. This is important when selecting fittings for systems where compatibility and uniformity matter. ASTM D2467 supports clearer communication between manufacturers, distributors, and end users by identifying a recognized benchmark for these fittings.
Common use cases of ASTM D2467
ASTM D2467 is commonly referenced when specifying or purchasing Schedule 80 PVC fittings for piping assemblies that require standardized components. It is useful in plumbing, process, and utility applications where PVC fittings must align with a defined specification for reliable joining and system integration. The standard is also relevant in manufacturing and quality control workflows where product conformity needs to be checked against an accepted ASTM document before shipment, installation, or acceptance.
Why ASTM D2467 matters
ASTM D2467 matters because it gives procurement and technical teams a clearer way to evaluate PVC Schedule 80 fittings against a recognized standard. That can reduce uncertainty during sourcing, support more consistent product quality, and help verify that fittings meet the expected specification for their intended use. In practice, it is valuable for compliance review, product comparison, and acceptance testing where standardized requirements help reduce risk and improve consistency across projects.
- PVC plastic pipe fittings
- Schedule 80 specification
- Material and dimensional conformity
- Procurement and quality control reference
- Standardized piping system compatibility
- Publication Date: 2024-07-19
- Publisher: ASTM
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