Sch80 REDUCING BUSHING FLUSH STYLE (SPIG x SOC)
Sch80 REDUCING BUSHING FLUSH STYLE (SPIG x SOC)
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Sch80 REDUCING BUSHING FLUSH STYLE (SPIG x SOC)

Product Overview

System failures caused by brittle, low-grade fittings during peak summer heat can lead to devastating turf damage, crop loss, and costly emergency repairs. In the middle of the installation season, even a single missing reducer can halt a project, leading to failed inspections and missed deadlines. Supply chain instability often means standard fittings are on back-order exactly when you need them most. By securing professional-grade Schedule 80 components now, you protect your crews from downtime and ensure your clients’ systems remain operational during the highest demand periods.

Lesso Schedule 80 flush style reducing bushings offer a distinct technical advantage over lighter Schedule 40 alternatives. Their thicker wall construction handles higher pressure surges and provides superior resistance to mechanical stress and environmental degradation. These fittings utilize a spigot by socket configuration that allows for compact transitions in tight manifolds without increasing the footprint of the assembly. Investing in these heavy-duty components reduces long-term maintenance costs and minimizes the risk of blowout leaks, giving your business a competitive edge through superior build quality.

Product Specifications

Specification Detail
Material High-grade Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Schedule Schedule 80 Heavy Wall
Connection Type Spigot x Socket (Flush Style)
Color Dark Grey
Maximum Temperature 140 Degrees Fahrenheit
Certifications ASTM D1784 and NSF/ANSI 14/61 compliant
Manufacturing Standard ASTM D2467

Available Models & Sizes

Our inventory includes various size configurations ranging from 1/2 inch through 4 inch diameters to accommodate multiple pipe transitions. Please contact our sales team for current stock levels on specific diameter increments or for bulk project pricing on full case quantities.

Key Features

  • Heavy-walled Schedule 80 construction provides superior structural integrity and pressure ratings compared to standard fittings.
  • Flush style design allows for compact transitions in manifold boxes and tight mechanical spaces.
  • High-impact PVC material resists internal scaling and chemical degradation from fertigation additives.
  • Precision-molded spigot and socket ends ensure a consistent fit for solvent weld connections.
  • Dark grey finish provides increased UV resistance for applications where the system is partially exposed to sunlight.
  • Reduced footprint simplifies the design of complex valve banks, saving your crews time during assembly.

Common Applications

  • Commercial landscape irrigation
  • Agricultural and crop irrigation
  • Sports turf and golf course maintenance
  • Municipal parks and public spaces
  • Greenhouse and nursery operations
  • Chemical and fertigation delivery

Installation Notes

Installers should use an industrial-grade PVC primer and solvent cement formulated specifically for Schedule 80 thicknesses. Ensure that the spigot end is fully seated into the mating fitting to achieve a proper flush bond. All installations must comply with local plumbing codes and manufacturer pressure ratings to maintain system integrity. Wait for the recommended cure time before pressure testing the line to prevent joint separation under load.

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Product Overview

System failures caused by brittle, low-grade fittings during peak summer heat can lead to devastating turf damage, crop loss, and costly emergency repairs. In the middle of the installation season, even a single missing reducer can halt a project, leading to failed inspections and missed deadlines. Supply chain instability often means standard fittings are on back-order exactly when you need them most. By securing professional-grade Schedule 80 components now, you protect your crews from downtime and ensure your clients’ systems remain operational during the highest demand periods.

Lesso Schedule 80 flush style reducing bushings offer a distinct technical advantage over lighter Schedule 40 alternatives. Their thicker wall construction handles higher pressure surges and provides superior resistance to mechanical stress and environmental degradation. These fittings utilize a spigot by socket configuration that allows for compact transitions in tight manifolds without increasing the footprint of the assembly. Investing in these heavy-duty components reduces long-term maintenance costs and minimizes the risk of blowout leaks, giving your business a competitive edge through superior build quality.

Product Specifications
Specification Detail
Material High-grade Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Schedule Schedule 80 Heavy Wall
Connection Type Spigot x Socket (Flush Style)
Color Dark Grey
Maximum Temperature 140 Degrees Fahrenheit
Certifications ASTM D1784 and NSF/ANSI 14/61 compliant
Manufacturing Standard ASTM D2467
Available Models & Sizes

Our inventory includes various size configurations ranging from 1/2 inch through 4 inch diameters to accommodate multiple pipe transitions. Please contact our sales team for current stock levels on specific diameter increments or for bulk project pricing on full case quantities.

Key Features
  • Heavy-walled Schedule 80 construction provides superior structural integrity and pressure ratings compared to standard fittings.
  • Flush style design allows for compact transitions in manifold boxes and tight mechanical spaces.
  • High-impact PVC material resists internal scaling and chemical degradation from fertigation additives.
  • Precision-molded spigot and socket ends ensure a consistent fit for solvent weld connections.
  • Dark grey finish provides increased UV resistance for applications where the system is partially exposed to sunlight.
  • Reduced footprint simplifies the design of complex valve banks, saving your crews time during assembly.
Common Applications
  • Commercial landscape irrigation
  • Agricultural and crop irrigation
  • Sports turf and golf course maintenance
  • Municipal parks and public spaces
  • Greenhouse and nursery operations
  • Chemical and fertigation delivery
Installation Notes

Installers should use an industrial-grade PVC primer and solvent cement formulated specifically for Schedule 80 thicknesses. Ensure that the spigot end is fully seated into the mating fitting to achieve a proper flush bond. All installations must comply with local plumbing codes and manufacturer pressure ratings to maintain system integrity. Wait for the recommended cure time before pressure testing the line to prevent joint separation under load.