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A grooved reducing cross is a pipe fitting that allows four pipes of different diameters to be connected in a cross configuration. It has three differently sized inlets for entering the pipe and a fourth, usually smaller, outlet. The “groove” aspect refers to the method of joining pipes, typically using grooves on the pipe ends along with gaskets and coupling systems to achieve a strong and sealed connection.

When using a grooved reducing cross to join two pipes, you will follow a similar process to other grooved fittings:

Grooving the Pipe Ends: Make sure the ends of the pipes you want to join are grooved. This involves creating a groove or notch in the end of the tube to facilitate a grooved connection.