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Front-angle photo of NDS 64P08 white PVC 45-degree reducing wye (6 in x 4 in), hub x hub x hub, showing branch outlet and hub openings for solvent-weld connections.

NDS 64P08 PVC 6 in x 4 in 45° Reducing Wye (Hub x Hub x Hub)

Brand: NDS
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$60.07
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SKU 64P08
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Durable NDS PVC reducing wye engineered for non‑pressurized sewer and drain (S&D) systems. The 64P08 adds a 45° branch to reduce a 6 in run to a 4 in line, creating hub x hub x hub solvent‑weld connections for reliable underground drainage.

  • Material & Finish: Made from white PVC for corrosion resistance and long service life.
  • Nominal Size: Connects 6 in main to 4 in branch (6 in x 4 in hub x hub x hub).
  • Compatibility: For SDR‑35, SDR‑26, triple‑wall and ASTM D‑2729 S&D pipe; not compatible with DWV Schedule 40 per manufacturer guidance.
  • Dimensions: Approx. 11.12 in length and 15.44 in overall height for easy placement in underground runs.
  • Performance: Meets applicable ASTM standards; maximum working pressure 5 psi for non‑pressurized drainage applications.
  • Connection Type: Hub ends designed for solvent‑weld installation to create secure, leak‑resistant joints.

Use the 64P08 as part of complete drainage systems to add a 45° Y intersection, tie channel drains or Flo‑Well® components into 4 in or 6 in S&D piping, and route runoff to appropriate outlet points. Follow local codes and NDS installation instructions: clean mating surfaces, use approved primer and solvent cement for hub connections, and verify joint alignment before curing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What pipe sizes does the NDS 64P08 fit?
The 64P08 is sized to add a 45° branch from a 6 in sewer & drain main to a 4 in branch (nominal 6 in x 4 in, hub x hub x hub).
Can this fitting be used with Schedule 40 DWV pipe?
No. This PVC S&D wye is intended for SDR‑35/SDR‑26/triple‑wall and ASTM D‑2729 drainage pipe and is not compatible with DWV Schedule 40.
How should I install the 64P08 wye fitting?
Install via hub solvent‑weld: clean surfaces, apply approved primer and solvent cement, align joints and allow proper cure time per manufacturer and local code.