Inox reducing tee - 42/22/42 1609260024

Inox Reducing Tee – Reliable Connection in Installations

This Inox reducing tee, made of stainless steel, is a key element in heating, water and technological systems. It allows changing the pipe diameter by connecting elements of different sizes – in this case 42 mm, 22 mm and 42 mm. Its solid construction and material guarantee long-lasting and trouble-free operation, and precise workmanship ensures a tight connection.

The tee is designed for press connections, which means quick and secure installation without the need for welding. The use of an EPDM gasket further increases safety and eliminates the risk of leaks. Thanks to this, both installers and end-users can rely on the system's reliability.

Characteristics and application

The Inox tee is distinguished by its high resistance to corrosion and external factors. Austenitic stainless steel 1.4404 ensures durability even in harsh operating conditions. The LBP (Leak Before Press) controlled leakage function is an additional safety feature – in the event of incorrect pressing, the connection will start to leak slightly, allowing the error to be detected before the installation is started.

• Diameter reduction: Connects pipes with diameters of 42 mm, 22 mm and 42 mm, allowing flexible installation design.
• Material: Made of austenitic stainless steel 1.4404 – a guarantee of corrosion resistance and long life.
• Press connection: Quick and secure installation without welding, saving time and labor costs.
• EPDM gasket: Ensures a tight connection and minimizes the risk of leaks.
• LBP function: Controlled leakage before pressing – additional safety and the ability to quickly detect installation errors.
• Maximum working pressure: Up to 16 bar – possibility of use in installations with increased pressure requirements.

This tee will find application in various installations: central heating, domestic hot and cold water, and technical systems requiring reliable pipe connections. It is ideal for both new installations and modernization of existing heating or water systems.