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Lasco Reducing Bushing, 3 x 2″ Spigot x Slip White PVC Schedule 40 | 437-338

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Description

Lasco 437338 (437-338) Schedule 40 PVC Reducer Bushing – 3″ Spigot x 2″ Slip (Socket) – White

The Lasco 437338 is a Schedule 40 PVC reducer bushing used to step down from a 3″ hub/socket fitting to 2″ PVC pipe. The 3″ spigot end is sized to glue into the socket of a 3″ PVC fitting (like a tee, coupling, or valve), while the 2″ slip (socket) end accepts 2″ PVC pipe for solvent-weld installation.

Key Features

  • Part Number: 437338 (often shown as 437-338)
  • Fitting Type: Reducer bushing
  • Size: 3″ x 2″
  • Connections: 3″ Spigot (SPG) x 2″ Slip (Socket)
  • Material: Schedule 40 PVC
  • Color: White
  • Use: Reduces a 3″ socket connection down to a 2″ glued pipe run

Common Uses

  • Equipment pad manifolds where a 3″ main line branches into 2″ plumbing
  • Reducing at tees, valves, unions, or couplings without changing the 3″ hub fitting
  • Pool/spa circulation plumbing, water features, and irrigation headers

Installation Notes

  • Spigot end: Glues into a 3″ slip socket (hub) on another fitting (it does not glue onto 3″ pipe).
  • 2″ socket end: Glues to 2″ PVC pipe using primer and PVC cement rated for pressure plumbing.
  • Dry-fit first: Confirm alignment and insertion depth before cementing.
  • Avoid over-cementing: Excess cement can squeeze into the flow path—use proper primer/cement technique.

Related Products

  • 3″ Schedule 40 PVC Tees
  • 3″ Schedule 40 PVC Couplings
  • 2″ Schedule 40 PVC Pipe
  • 2″ PVC Unions
  • 3″ PVC Unions
  • PVC Primer
  • PVC Cement
  • Shop Lasco

Installation & Maintenance Tips

  • Deburr and chamfer pipe ends before gluing to help prevent pushing cement out of the joint.
  • Support nearby plumbing to reduce pipe strain—stress is a common cause of hairline cracks and leaks over time.
  • Allow proper cure time before pressurizing (temperature and humidity affect cure time).
  • If you expect frequent equipment removal, add unions near the reducer location to avoid cutting pipe later.