Poly Reducer Coupling for Farm Spray Systems and Pumps

Description

If you’ve ever worked with spray tanks, pumps, or farm irrigation, you know how often you need to connect different pipe sizes together. This 2-inch to 1-inch reducer coupling makes those connections smooth and leak-free. Whether you’re plumbing a spray tank, setting up transfer pumps, or building custom irrigation lines, this handy fitting lets you step down from larger to smaller pipes without any headaches.

What You’re Getting

• Durable polypropylene construction that won’t crack or break under pressure
• MNPT to FNPT threads give you the right connection – male threads on the 2-inch end, female threads on the 1-inch end
• Chemical-resistant material handles fertilizers, herbicides, and other farm chemicals without degrading
• Smooth internal flow path minimizes pressure loss when stepping down pipe sizes
• Built to standard pipe thread specs so it works with other fittings you already have

Built for Real Farm Work

This coupling shines in spray operations, whether you’re connecting pump outlets to smaller distribution lines or reducing pipe sizes in custom tank plumbing. Banjo makes quality poly fittings that are designed specifically for agricultural applications where chemicals and weather take their toll on equipment. You’ll find this type of fitting on spray rigs, nurse tanks, and transfer pump setups all over farm country.

Made to Last

Poly fittings like this one handle farm chemicals much better than metal fittings that can corrode or galvanized parts that eventually fail. The polypropylene material stays flexible in cold weather and won’t crack like cheaper plastic fittings. It’s built to take the pressure and temperature swings you get in real farm applications.

Installation Notes

Standard pipe threads mean this fitting works with Teflon tape or pipe dope for leak-proof connections. The MNPT end screws into 2-inch female fittings, while the FNPT end accepts 1-inch male pipe threads. Hand-tighten plus a turn or two with a strap wrench is usually plenty – overtightening can crack poly fittings.