Tee, Slip x Slip x Slip PVC Schedule 80 1-1/2" (801-015)

The 801-015 is a 1-1/2" PVC Schedule 80 tee in a full slip (socket) configuration across all three ports — two on the straight run and one at the 90° branch outlet. All three connections accept 1-1/2" plain-end pipe for solvent welding, producing a permanent, fully fused assembly throughout with no threaded joints to corrode, loosen, or leak under operating pressure.

The all-slip design makes the 801-015 the standard choice for Schedule 80 branch connections in systems where permanence and pressure integrity are the primary considerations. Every port is solvent welded into the surrounding piping, creating a chemically bonded joint that becomes part of the pipe system itself — the preferred construction method for industrial process lines, chemical distribution headers, and any application where joint reliability under sustained pressure, vibration, or thermal cycling is non-negotiable.

At 1-1/2", this tee is one of the most frequently specified sizes in Schedule 80 pressure piping — common across chemical processing, irrigation infrastructure, commercial mechanical systems, and industrial process installations where the branch point must match the pressure rating of the surrounding Schedule 80 pipe. The 90° branch geometry delivers a direct perpendicular takeoff from the main run, which is standard for the vast majority of branching applications in pressure piping systems.

Built to Schedule 80 wall thickness standards from rigid PVC compound, the 801-015 carries the elevated pressure ratings that demanding industrial and commercial service requires. Like all Schedule 80 PVC fittings, it is fully resistant to corrosion, chemical attack, and biological fouling — with none of the weight, rust, or galvanic concerns associated with metal tee fittings of equivalent pressure rating.

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Industries & Applications:

• Industrial Process Piping — Creating permanent 90° branch connections on 1-1/2" Schedule 80 process headers in manufacturing, utility, and industrial fluid distribution systems
• Chemical Processing — Branching chemical feed, dosing, or recirculation lines where all-solvent-weld construction and Schedule 80 chemical resistance are both required at the junction point
• Water Treatment & Municipal — Installing three-way branch connections on treatment plant and distribution infrastructure where pressure integrity and long-term corrosion resistance are specification requirements
• Irrigation Systems — Branching 1-1/2" Schedule 80 mainlines to zone laterals, valve assemblies, or filter housings on commercial and agricultural irrigation systems
• Commercial Plumbing — Installing permanent branch connections in high-pressure supply or process water systems in commercial mechanical rooms and equipment spaces
• Industrial HVAC & Cooling — Creating branch takeoffs in chilled water, process cooling, or chemical treatment lines where Schedule 80 pressure ratings and fully solvent-weld construction are both specified