The EF Reducing Tee is a multi-functional fitting utilized to create a 90-degree branch on a PE main line where the branch line diameter is smaller than the main pipe diameter. This component efficiently combines the functions of flow division and diameter reduction into a single unit, simplifying the network structure and decreasing the number of required fittings. The structural design ensures the main pipeline's pressure integrity is maintained while providing a reliable electrofusion connection for the branch. Both the main line and branch ports utilize electrofusion technology, specifically guaranteeing the long-term gas-tightness and structural integrity of the branching point, even under significant pressure differentials. This is critically important in gas and water utility systems, as it allows for the safe tapping of smaller diameter service lines from high-pressure mains.
Technical Characteristics
Specifications
| EF Reducing Tee | T25*20 |
| T32*20 | |
| T32*25 | |
| T40*20 | |
| T40*25 | |
| T40*32 | |
| T50*25 | |
| T50*32 | |
| T50*40 | |
| T63*25 | |
| T63*32 | |
| T63*40 | |
| T63*50 | |
| T75*25 | |
| T75*32 | |
| T75*40 | |
| T75*50 | |
| T75*63 | |
| T90*25 | |
| T90*32 | |
| T90*40 | |
| T90*50 | |
| T90*63 | |
| T90*75 | |
| T110*32 | |
| T110*40 | |
| T110*50 | |
| T110*63 | |
| T110*75 | |
| T110*90 | |
| T125*32 | |
| T125*40 | |
| T125*50 | |
| T125*63 | |
| T125*75 | |
| T125*90 | |
| T125*110 | |
| T140*50 | |
| T140*63 | |
| T140*75 | |
| T140*90 | |
| T140*110 | |
| T140*125 | |
| T160*40 | |
| T160*50 | |
| T160*63 | |
| EF Reducing Tee | T160*75 |
| T160*90 | |
| T160*110 | |
| T160*125 | |
| T160*140 | |
| T180*63 | |
| T180*75 | |
| T180*90 | |
| T180*110 | |
| T180*125 | |
| T180*140 | |
| T180*160 | |
| T200*50 | |
| T200*63 | |
| T200*75 | |
| T200*90 | |
| T200*110 | |
| T200*125 | |
| T200*140 | |
| T200*160 | |
| T200*180 | |
| T225*110 | |
| T225*125 | |
| T225*140 | |
| T225*160 | |
| T225*180 | |
| T225*200 | |
| T250*90 | |
| T250*110 | |
| T250*125 | |
| T250*160 | |
| T250*200 | |
| T250*225 | |
| T280*110 | |
| T280*125 | |
| T280*160 | |
| T280*200 | |
| T280*225 | |
| T280*250 | |
| T315*90 | |
| T315*110 | |
| T315*125 | |
| T315*160 | |
| T315*200 | |
| T315*225 | |
| T315*250 | |
| T355*110 | |
| T355*125 | |
| T355*160 | |
| T355*200 | |
| T355*225 | |
| T355*250 | |
| T355*315 | |
| T400*110 | |
| T400*125 | |
| T400*160 | |
| T400*200 | |
| T400*225 | |
| T400*250 | |
| T400*315 |
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