Sch40 REDUCING TEE (SOC x SOC x SOC)
Sch40 REDUCING TEE (SOC x SOC x SOC)

Sch40 REDUCING TEE (SOC x SOC x SOC)

Product Overview

When your crew is out in the field during the peak of the irrigation season, a single missing reducing tee can halt an entire lateral line installation. A system shutdown during high summer heat leads to rapid turf stress or crop loss, causing friction with your clients and potentially leading to failed inspections. With supply chain disruptions and seasonal back orders often delaying the simplest PVC components, waiting until you run out is a risk your business cannot afford. Planning your inventory ahead of the mid season rush ensures that your projects stay on schedule and your reputation for reliability remains intact.

These Lesso Schedule 40 reducing tees offer a significant technical advantage over lower grade alternatives by ensuring consistent wall thickness and precise socket tolerances. These features minimize the risk of dry fits or joint failures under pressure, which saves your team from costly callbacks and secondary excavations. By using a specialized reducing tee instead of multiple bushings, you reduce the number of solvent weld joints in the system. This cleaner installation method decreases labor time and lowers the potential for leak points, giving your business a competitive edge through professional craftsmanship and long term system durability.

Product Specifications

Specification Detail
Material High Grade PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)
Connection Type Socket x Socket x Socket (Slip)
Schedule Schedule 40
Color White
Maximum Pressure Varies by size; typically rated for cold water use
Standards ASTM D2466 Compliance
Brand Lesso

Available Models & Sizes

Our inventory includes a wide range of reduction configurations to transition between mainlines and smaller lateral branches, with common sizes available in 1 inch, 1.5 inch, and 2 inch variations. Please contact our sales desk for the full list of specialized configurations or for bulk pricing on high volume orders.

Key Features

  • Heavy duty Schedule 40 construction provides superior impact resistance compared to thin wall alternatives.
  • Precision molded sockets ensure a tight interference fit for high integrity solvent weld bonds.
  • Smooth interior walls reduce friction loss and prevent sediment buildup within the fitting.
  • UV resistant PVC compound helps maintain structural integrity when exposed to sunlight during installation.
  • One piece design eliminates the need for reducer bushings and reduces the total number of leak sites.
  • Full compatibility with all standard ASTM sized PVC pipes and solvent cements used by professionals.

Common Applications

  • Commercial landscape irrigation
  • Residential lawn and garden systems
  • Agricultural and crop irrigation
  • Sports turf and golf course maintenance
  • Municipal parks and public spaces
  • Greenhouse and nursery operations

Installation Notes

Before applying solvent cement, ensure all pipe ends are cut square and deburred to prevent interference with the socket bottom. We recommend using a high quality primer and heavy bodied solvent cement to create a reliable chemical bond. Always follow local plumbing codes regarding curing times before pressure testing the system to ensure the safety and longevity of the connection.

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Product Overview

When your crew is out in the field during the peak of the irrigation season, a single missing reducing tee can halt an entire lateral line installation. A system shutdown during high summer heat leads to rapid turf stress or crop loss, causing friction with your clients and potentially leading to failed inspections. With supply chain disruptions and seasonal back orders often delaying the simplest PVC components, waiting until you run out is a risk your business cannot afford. Planning your inventory ahead of the mid season rush ensures that your projects stay on schedule and your reputation for reliability remains intact.

These Lesso Schedule 40 reducing tees offer a significant technical advantage over lower grade alternatives by ensuring consistent wall thickness and precise socket tolerances. These features minimize the risk of dry fits or joint failures under pressure, which saves your team from costly callbacks and secondary excavations. By using a specialized reducing tee instead of multiple bushings, you reduce the number of solvent weld joints in the system. This cleaner installation method decreases labor time and lowers the potential for leak points, giving your business a competitive edge through professional craftsmanship and long term system durability.

Product Specifications
Specification Detail
Material High Grade PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)
Connection Type Socket x Socket x Socket (Slip)
Schedule Schedule 40
Color White
Maximum Pressure Varies by size; typically rated for cold water use
Standards ASTM D2466 Compliance
Brand Lesso
Available Models & Sizes

Our inventory includes a wide range of reduction configurations to transition between mainlines and smaller lateral branches, with common sizes available in 1 inch, 1.5 inch, and 2 inch variations. Please contact our sales desk for the full list of specialized configurations or for bulk pricing on high volume orders.

Key Features
  • Heavy duty Schedule 40 construction provides superior impact resistance compared to thin wall alternatives.
  • Precision molded sockets ensure a tight interference fit for high integrity solvent weld bonds.
  • Smooth interior walls reduce friction loss and prevent sediment buildup within the fitting.
  • UV resistant PVC compound helps maintain structural integrity when exposed to sunlight during installation.
  • One piece design eliminates the need for reducer bushings and reduces the total number of leak sites.
  • Full compatibility with all standard ASTM sized PVC pipes and solvent cements used by professionals.
Common Applications
  • Commercial landscape irrigation
  • Residential lawn and garden systems
  • Agricultural and crop irrigation
  • Sports turf and golf course maintenance
  • Municipal parks and public spaces
  • Greenhouse and nursery operations
Installation Notes

Before applying solvent cement, ensure all pipe ends are cut square and deburred to prevent interference with the socket bottom. We recommend using a high quality primer and heavy bodied solvent cement to create a reliable chemical bond. Always follow local plumbing codes regarding curing times before pressure testing the system to ensure the safety and longevity of the connection.