Identify PVC union manufacturer?

[jtech1]

I am trying to match up half a union fitting, and have tried a different brand from a few stores and none match up. Diameter of the thread side is different on each. My PB used these. Does anyone recognize the logo? If I knew the manufacturer I could probably track one down.

Thanks!

 

[X-PertPool]

Fairly positive Georg Fischer
http://www.gfps.com/appgate/ecat/common ... index.html

 

[jtech1]

Thanks. I just looked all over the Georg Fischer site but could not find any reference to the logo above. I migh ttry to find one to see if it fits. I'd love to find that logo somewhere to confirm.

 

[X-PertPool]

"DN" appears to be part of their model numbering system. When I googled all that text on the valve, that's the only hit I got.

 

[danacc]

Did the GF work? I agree--that isn't their logo.

I think the "DN50" refers to the valve size, not a part number. I didn't see any promising matches using Google.

 

[X-PertPool]

Don't waste hours trying to find the right company. Just chop it off and glue a pipe extender if needed an whatever union you want to use. Preferably one with model numbers

 

[FamilyGuy]

I agree just change out the union simple fix.

 

[janthony]

Could be "American Pipe" from most Lowes stores. Ironic thing is they're made in China.

 

[jtech1]

I am not looking to change the unions... I have 4 pumps and 8 unions. I just want the pump side mating half to attach to my blower to blow out the lines easily. I can rig something up, but being able to quickly attach the fitting and blow out the lines will make it very easy.

I will definitely check out the Lowe's parts.

Thanks!

 

[X-PertPool]

why not just ask your PB? Even if it has to come down to you just buying them from him.