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402-416 Combo Reducing Tee - PVC SCH40 4" x 4" x 3/4"

402-416 Combo Reducing Tee - PVC SCH40 4" x 4" x 3/4"

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$35.40
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SKU 402416

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The 402-416 Combo Reducing Tee is a durable PVC SCH40 fitting engineered to join two 4" slip sockets with a 3/4" threaded branch. Designed for cold-water, pressure applications, this reducing tee provides a reliable, corrosion-resistant connection for irrigation, residential plumbing, pool/spa, and light industrial systems.

  • Material & Standard: Made from SCH40 PVC for chemical and corrosion resistance in common plumbing environments.
  • Size & Connections: 4" x 4" x 3/4" — Slip x Slip x FIPT (two 4" solvent-weld sockets plus a 3/4" female threaded branch).
  • Common Uses: Suitable for pressure lines in irrigation systems, residential plumbing, pool/spa plumbing, and many cold-water applications.
  • Installation: Use PVC primer and solvent cement for slip sockets; use PTFE tape or thread sealant on the 3/4" FIPT branch for a leak-tight threaded joint.
  • Performance Benefits: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and easy to install—offers long service life when installed per local codes.

This fitting pairs with standard 4" PVC pipe for the socket connections and accepts 3/4" male threaded fittings on the branch. Verify compatibility with your system and follow local plumbing codes and manufacturer recommendations during installation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size pipes does this reducing tee connect to?
The 402-416 connects two 4" slip sockets with a 3/4" female threaded branch (Slip x Slip x FIPT).
How is the 3/4" branch threaded and what fits it?
The branch is 3/4" FIPT (female pipe thread) and accepts 3/4" male threaded fittings or adapters.
Can this fitting be used for irrigation and pool plumbing?
Yes. Made from SCH40 PVC, it is suitable for cold-water pressure uses including irrigation, pool/spa, and residential plumbing.
What installation method is used for the socket connections?
Slip sockets use PVC primer and solvent cement; the threaded branch should be sealed with PTFE tape or a pipe thread sealant.