LASCO Surge Guard Fittings deliver unmatched strength and durability for demanding golf course irrigation systems. Designed to outperform standard fittings, these tees are ideal for high-stress installations where reliability is key.
Key Features:
- 10X stronger than Schedule 80 tees, based on third-party testing
- One-piece molded construction ensures superior leak resistance
- Developed for golf courses and large-scale irrigation systems
- Forgiving PVC design helps minimize breakage during installation
- Compatible with solvent-weld PVC systems
Construction & Durability:
- Made from high-performance PVC per ASTM D-1784 standards
- Engineered to exceed ASTM F-1970 for special engineered fittings
- Certified under ASTM F-2768 and NSF 61 for safe water system use
- Resists cracking and failure under extreme cyclic stress
Performance & Functionality:
- Tested to withstand pressures up to 250 PSI during cyclic testing
- Withstood 15,000–41,000+ pressure cycles before failure in lab tests
- Ideal for use in high-pressure zones of golf and turf systems
- Slip x Slip design for easy solvent weld connection
Ease of Installation & Use:
- Forgiving material reduces risk of cracking during install
- Designed to work with standard 2" PVC piping
- Works well with common PVC primers and solvent cements
Technical Specifications:
- Fitting Type: 2" Tee – Slip x Slip
- Material: High-strength molded PVC
- ASTM Compliance: D-1784, F-1970, F-2768
- NSF Certification: NSF/ANSI 61 Listed
- Pressure Rating: Withstood 250 PSI cyclic pressure during testing
- Cycle Life: Averaged 22,746 cycles in lab test before failure
- Application Area: Golf course irrigation and high-stress systems
Installation & Application:
- Recommended Uses: Golf courses, sports fields, commercial landscapes
- Installation Method: Solvent weld into PVC systems
- Soil & Climate Suitability: Ideal for temperate to warm climates; not for freeze-prone areas
Compatibility & Optional Accessories:
- Compatible with standard 2" PVC pipe and solvent weld fittings
- Use with IPS P70 primer and IPS 711 solvent cement (as tested)
