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FIG. 7010 Reducing Coupling The Revlon Figure 7010 Reducing Coupling makes it possible to directly connect two different pipe sizes, eliminating the need for two couplings and a reducing fitting.

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1. Start by identifying the two pipes or fittings that need to be joined together using reducing coupling.
2. Measure the outer diameter of each pipe or fitting to determine the appropriate size of reducing coupling needed.
3. Choose a reducing coupling that matches the larger diameter pipe or fitting on one end and the smaller diameter pipe or fitting on the other end.
4. Ensure that the reducing coupling is made from a suitable material, such as PVC, CPVC, or stainless steel, depending on the application and the type of pipes being connected.
5. Clean the ends of the pipes or fittings by removing any dirt, debris, or excess materials using a pipe cleaner or sandpaper.
6. Apply a primer or solvent to the outer surface of the pipe or fitting and the inner surface of the reducing coupling. Make sure to follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer.
7. Connect one end of the reducing coupling to the larger diameter pipe or fitting and the other end to the smaller diameter pipe or fitting.
8. Push the reducing coupling firmly onto the pipes or fittings, ensuring a tight and secure connection.
9. Allow the solvent or primer to dry completely before testing the connection for any leaks.
10. Check for any leaks by running water or using a pressure test. If leaks are detected, make necessary adjustments to ensure a proper seal.

Who needs reducing coupling:

1. Plumbing professionals and contractors often use reducing couplings in their installations to connect pipes or fittings of different diameters.
2. Homeowners who are performing DIY plumbing projects may also require reducing couplings to join pipes or fittings with varying sizes.
3. Industries such as oil and gas, chemical, and manufacturing may utilize reducing couplings in their piping systems to accommodate different pipe sizes and ensure proper fluid flow.

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