PP reducing tee 50/40/50 302-50/40/50-V

PP-R Reducing Tee – a compromise-free connection

The reducing tee made of polypropylene PP-R is a weldable fitting designed to connect pipes of different diameters in water supply and heating installations. It enables effective and durable connection of 50 mm, 40 mm and 50 mm pipes, ensuring the tightness and safety of the system. It is a key element in the construction of installation branches, allowing it to be adapted to specific needs.

Construction and practical application

This fitting, manufactured by VESBO POLAND SP. Z O.O., is designed for welding, which guarantees the durability and reliability of the connection. Made of high-quality polypropylene PP-R, it is characterized by resistance to corrosion and high temperatures (up to 95°C under working conditions). The reducing tee finds wide application in both hot and cold water installations, as well as in central heating systems. Thanks to its construction, it allows changing the pipe diameter at one point, which is particularly useful when connecting devices with different connection sizes or when creating installation branches.

Advantages and benefits for professionals and users

• Connection durability: Welding provides a connection impermeable to liquids and gases, eliminating the risk of leaks.
• Chemical resistance: Polypropylene PP-R is resistant to the action of most chemicals present in water and heating systems.
• High working temperature: The possibility of use in installations with a temperature of up to 95°C ensures a wide range of applications.
• Fast installation: Welding is a relatively quick and simple process, which translates into time savings during installation.
• Versatility: The ability to connect pipes of different diameters makes the reducing tee a versatile installation element.
• Low linear expansion: PP-R material is characterized by low linear expansion, which minimizes stresses in the installation caused by temperature changes.
• Safety of use: The lack of corrosion risk eliminates the possibility of harmful substances entering drinking water or heating medium.