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White Schedule 40 PVC reducing tee (part 401-130), socket x socket x socket connections, front-angle product photo showing branch and run inlets

401-130 Slip Reducing Tee — 1" x 1" x 1/2" Schedule 40 PVC

Brand: PVC
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SKU 401130
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This Schedule 40 slip reducing tee (part 401-130) is a durable PVC socket‑x‑socket‑x‑socket fitting designed to join two 1" lines with a 1/2" branch. Engineered for irrigation, pool, and general plumbing applications, it delivers consistent flow and long service life in residential and commercial systems.

  • Material: Injection‑molded, lead‑free PVC for corrosion resistance and long life.
  • Size: 1" x 1" x 1/2" nominal (socket connections).
  • Schedule & Wall: Schedule 40 wall thickness for common pressure plumbing use.
  • Connections: Slip (socket) x Slip (socket) x Slip (socket) for solvent‑weld installation.
  • Temperature & Pressure: Rated to 150 PSI at 73°F; maximum recommended service temperature up to 140°F with standard derating at higher temperatures.
  • Standards: Manufactured to common ASTM/NSF specifications for potable water and irrigation use where applicable.

Ideal for reducing flow to a branch line, this fitting installs quickly with standard PVC solvent cement and provides a smooth interior bore to minimize pressure loss. Keep fittings clean and dry before cementing; follow local plumbing codes and manufacturer instructions for best performance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What pipe sizes does this reducing tee connect?
This fitting connects two 1" nominal pipes to a 1/2" nominal branch (1" x 1" x 1/2"), all with socket (slip) connections.
What is the pressure and temperature rating?
The Schedule 40 PVC tee is rated to 150 PSI at 73°F and has a recommended maximum service temperature near 140°F with standard derating above ambient conditions.
How should I install and solvent-weld this fitting?
Clean and deburr pipes, apply primer where required, then use PVC solvent cement on both socket and pipe. Hold until set and follow manufacturer cure times and local codes.