The EF Male thread 3-way tee is specifically designed to establish a 90-degree branch on a PE pipeline, with the branch port transitioning into an external male thread interface. This fitting reliably connects to the PE pipeline via two electrofusion ports, while the central branch port embeds a metal insert featuring an external male thread. This external threaded interface is typically constructed from corrosion-resistant material, ensuring a direct, high-strength connection to female-threaded valves, filters, or equipment. This connection method is capable of withstanding high torques and pressures, thereby guaranteeing the long-term performance of the PE-to-metal interface. The male-threaded tee provides a robust, reliable, and easily maintainable connection point, simplifying the installation and replacement of accessories on site. It is widely used in industrial fluid control systems, fire hydrant lead-offs, and all applications where pipeline interfaces require strong compatibility and operational flexibility.
Technical Characteristics
Specifications
| EF Male thread 3-way tee | T40*32 |
| T50*25 | |
| T50*32 | |
| T50*40 | |
| T63*25 | |
| T63*32 | |
| T63*40 | |
| T75*25 | |
| T75*32 | |
| T75*40 | |
| T90*25 | |
| T90*32 | |
| T90*40 | |
| T110*25 | |
| T110*32 | |
| T110*40 |
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