The NIBCO PVC DWV two-way cleanout tee is used in residential and commercial drain, waste and vent systems. The PVC DWV two-way cleanout tee features a hub x hub x hub connection and provides a means for clearing potential clogs in certain portions of the drainage system. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is the most frequently specified of all thermoplastic materials because of its light weight, durability, and cost-effectiveness.

• PVC requires a primer before cementing
• 2-way feature allows the PVC DWV system to be cleaned either upstream or downstream
• For non-pressurized sanitary systems
• All-hub solvent-welded connections
• Maximum working pressure of 5 psi
• Smooth interior finish for reduced friction and material buildup
• Helps remove wastewater and waterborne wastes from plumbing fixtures and appliances
• Do not test or use with compressed air or other gases
• Maximum service temperature 140 degree F

The NIBCO 3 in. PVC DWV All-Hub 2-way cleanout tee allows a PVC DWV system to be cleaned either upstream or downstream. The tee is designed for use with a non-pressurized system. DWV is used for non-pressurized sanitary system drain, waste, and vent. There are 2 types of DWV plastic: ABS (black plastic) and PVC (white plastic). The sanitary drainage and vent piping are installed to remove waste water and water-borne wastes from the plumbing fixtures and appliances. DWV also provides a circulation of air within the drainage piping. ABS (black) and PVC (white) plastic pipe and fittings have identical uses. The only reason for selecting one material over another is either the cost of the material or local plumbing code restrictions.

• PVC requires a primer before cementing
• 2-way cleanout allows for either upstream or downstream cleaning
• For use with non-pressurized sanitary systems
• Maximum working pressure of 5 psi
• All-hub solvent-welded connections
• Smooth interior finish for reduced friction and material buildup
• Helps remove waste water and waterborne wastes from plumbing fixtures and appliances
• Do not test or use with compressed air or other gases
• Maximum service temperature 140 degree F