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The IPEX 36788 is a Schedule 80 PVC reducing socket tee designed for industrial and commercial piping systems where pressure-rated fittings are required. This tee connects a 1-inch run with a 1/2-inch branch outlet using solvent-cement socket connections, providing a secure, leak-resistant joint in both pressure and gravity-flow applications. Rated for a maximum service temperature of 140 degrees F in pressure service and 180 degrees F during intermittent gravity flow, it suits a broad range of process piping environments. Plumbers and pipefitters working in chemical processing, water treatment, and industrial facilities install this fitting as part of complete PVC Schedule 80 piping assemblies.
This fitting is suited for residential, commercial, and industrial piping systems handling potable water, acids, alcohols, alkalis, salt solutions, and halogens. Its Schedule 80 wall thickness provides added pressure capacity compared to Schedule 40, making it appropriate for demanding process applications. It is listed with the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) and CSA International for use with potable water, broadening its range of acceptable service environments. It fits into the IPEX Xirtec PVC system, which is engineered to function as a complete Pipe, Valves, and Fittings package produced to consistent dimensional and performance standards.
Designed for use within the IPEX Xirtec PVC Schedule 80 piping system as a reducing socket tee fitting, compatible with 1-inch run pipe and 1/2-inch branch pipe joined by solvent-cement socket connections per ASTM standards.
Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install Schedule 80 PVC socket fittings using approved PVC solvent cement and primer per the fitting manufacturer and applicable plumbing code requirements, including IPC and IFGC provisions where relevant. Depressurize and drain the system completely before cutting into any existing line. Do not use petroleum-based lubricants or solvents not rated for PVC, as they can degrade the fitting material. Allow full cure time for the solvent-cement joint before restoring system pressure.
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