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PVC Slip Cross

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Description

Central Hub Design. Maximize Flow.

The Schedule 40 PVC Cross (All Slip) is designed to connect four sections of pipe meeting at a single central point. This 4-way fitting features slip sockets on all outlets, allowing you to glue Schedule 40 PVC Pipe directly into the cross to create a rigid, high-flow intersection. It is ideal for distributing water evenly across multiple zones or creating complex grid layouts in greenhouses.

As one of our most robust irrigation fittings, the PVC Cross offers a cleaner and more stable alternative to using two tees back-to-back. Its streamlined design reduces friction loss and minimizes the space needed for manifold assembly. Ideal for building complex manifolds or splitting a water supply into multiple zones for valves and sub-laterals, this fitting guarantees a permanent, leak-proof weld. The robust construction is rated for the high pressures common in professional irrigation and water transfer applications, especially when combined with quality PVC Glue and PVC Primer.

Why Choose a PVC Cross?
  • Efficient Distribution: Splits a single supply line into three directions (or combines three into one) with equal pressure distribution.
  • Space Saving: Replaces the need for multiple tees and short pipe nipples, keeping your installation compact and professional.
  • Dura Quality: Molded from virgin PVC Type I, Grade I resin, meeting ASTM D-2466 standards for high pressure and chemical resistance.
  • Permanent Seal: The deep socket design ensures a strong solvent weld surface area for a leak-proof connection that lasts for years.
Technical Specifications

Key specs for 4-way connections.

Specification Details
Product Type 4-Way Cross Fitting
Connection Type Slip x Slip x Slip x Slip (All Socket)
Material Schedule 40 PVC (White)
Max Temperature 140° F
Standards ASTM D-1784, ASTM D-2466, NSF Approved
MPNs 420-005 (1/2"),
420-007 (3/4"),
420-015 (1 1/2")
Common Brand Names Lasco, Spears, Dura
How to Install: A Step-by-Step Guide

Install quickly with standard solvent welding.

Step 1: Prep All Ends
Cut your four pipe sections square and deburr. Clean the pipe ends and the inside sockets of the cross fitting.

Step 2: Apply Primer
Use Purple Primer on the outside of the pipes and the inside of the fitting sockets to soften the PVC.

Step 3: Glue and Insert
Apply Blue Hot PVC Glue to the pipe and socket. Insert the pipe fully, twist a quarter turn, and hold for 30 seconds. Repeat for all four connections.

✔ Compatibility Check

Ensure this fits your system:

  • All Ends: Slip / Socket connections.
  • Fits: OVER standard Schedule 40 or Schedule 80 PVC pipe.
  • Requires: PVC Primer and Solvent Cement (Glue).
  • Not Threaded: You cannot screw risers directly into this fitting without an adapter.

Complete Your System

Everything required for a secure 4-way connection:

  • Purple Primer: Mandatory for cleaning and softening the PVC before gluing.
  • Blue Hot PVC Glue: The industry standard solvent cement for irrigation lines.
  • Pipe Cutters: Essential for getting clean, square cuts on all four pipe sections.
  • Ball Valves: Often installed on the outlets of a cross to isolate different zones.

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