Lesso America
PVC DWV 1/4 Bend Reducing (HUB x HUB)
- SKU:
- LP300R-251
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.30 LBS
Description
PVC DWV 1/4 Bend Reducing (HUB x HUB)
PVC DWV 1/4 Bend Reducing (HUB x HUB) provides a directional change while transitioning between different nominal PVC DWV pipe sizes. The fitting combines two hub connections within a reducing quarter-bend configuration for compatible drainage, waste, and vent piping systems.
The HUB x HUB configuration provides receiving hubs on both ends. Its reducing 1/4 bend design changes the direction of the piping run while incorporating a size transition within one molded PVC fitting.
Product Highlights
- PVC construction
- DWV bend design
- Reducing configuration
- Two hub connections
- HUB x HUB connection style
- Changes piping direction
- Combines a bend and size transition
- Designed for compatible PVC DWV piping systems
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Reducing 1/4 Bend |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | LESSO America |
| Material | PVC |
| Product Series | PVC DWV Fittings |
| Connection | Hub x Hub |
| Connection Abbreviation | HUB x HUB |
| Number of Connections | 2 |
| Configuration | Reducing Quarter Bend |
| Primary Function | Provide a Directional Change with a Built-In Size Transition |
Connection Configuration
The first receiving hub accepts appropriately sized compatible PVC DWV pipe using the proper joining procedure.
The opposite hub accepts the adjoining compatible pipe size while completing the directional and size transition.
Reducing 1/4 Bend Design
The reducing 1/4 bend combines a change in piping direction with a built-in nominal size transition.
The two receiving hubs connect compatible PVC DWV piping of the required sizes while the bend body redirects the piping run.
Integrating the bend and reduction into one fitting can reduce the number of separate transition fittings required at the same location.
Why Choose a PVC DWV Reducing 1/4 Bend?
- Two hub ends
- Bend configuration
- Changes piping direction
- Supports DWV routing
- Compact molded design
- PVC construction
- Reducing geometry
- Mixed-size connection
- Compatible DWV use
- Reduces separate fittings
Typical Applications
- Drain piping
- Waste piping
- Vent systems
- Residential DWV layouts
- Commercial DWV installations
- Branch piping
- Drain transitions
- Waste piping layouts
- Mixed-size connections
- Directional size transitions
Standards & Compliance
- PVC DWV System Compatibility – Select the fitting according to the requirements of the adjoining drainage, waste, and vent piping system.
- Manufacturer Documentation – Confirm applicable dimensions, standards, certifications, listings, and connection requirements using current LESSO technical literature.
- Project Requirements – Verify applicable plumbing, DWV, directional-change, and local authority requirements before installation.
Requirements can vary according to fitting size, reducing configuration, installation orientation, adjoining piping, and the complete DWV system.
Refer to the Lesso Product Catalog and PVC Schedule 40 & DWV Technical Manual for current dimensional information, standards, certifications, listings, and technical requirements.
Construction Details
The fitting is manufactured from PVC and incorporates two receiving hub connections within a molded reducing bend body.
The bend geometry redirects the piping run while the differing connection sizes provide the required reduction.
The one-piece construction integrates the directional change and size transition into one compact PVC DWV fitting.
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Confirm both required connection sizes.
- Verify the HUB x HUB configuration.
- Check PVC DWV system compatibility.
- Confirm the required bend orientation.
- Verify the direction of the size reduction.
Review the Lesso Product Catalog and PVC Schedule 40 & DWV Technical Manual for additional reducing bend information, hub connection details, dimensions, standards, and technical guidance for compatible PVC DWV piping systems.
Need Help Selecting a PVC DWV Reducing 1/4 Bend?
Our GetPipe.com team can help review both required sizes, HUB x HUB configuration, bend orientation, adjoining DWV pipe, reduction direction, and system compatibility before you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a PVC DWV Reducing 1/4 Bend used for?
It changes piping direction while transitioning between different nominal PVC DWV pipe sizes.
What does HUB x HUB mean?
It means both connection ends use receiving hub connections for compatible PVC DWV piping.
Why is this fitting called reducing?
The fitting connects different nominal pipe sizes while also providing the bend in the piping run.
Does the fitting change piping direction?
Yes. The 1/4 bend configuration redirects the piping run while incorporating the size transition.
Does this eliminate the need for a separate reducer?
Its built-in reducing configuration can eliminate the need for a separate reducer at the same connection point.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm both required sizes, HUB x HUB configuration, bend orientation, reduction direction, and PVC DWV compatibility.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Confirm both nominal connection sizes.
- Verify the HUB x HUB configuration.
- Inspect both hub connections before use.
- Confirm the required bend orientation.
- Verify the direction of the size reduction.
