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Reducing Compression Tee for PE Irrigation Pipe

SKU: 713025

Add a smaller branch to a PE irrigation main with a reducing compression tee. Confirm the main-run and branch diameters for the selected option.

Size Range
25 × 20 mm / 32 × 20 mm / 32 × 25 mm / 40 × 20 mm / 40 × 25 mm / 40 × 32 mm / 50 × 20 mm / 50 × 25 mm / …

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About this item

A reducing compression tee adds a smaller side branch to a larger polyethylene irrigation run. The T-shaped black body carries two opposing main-line sockets and a perpendicular branch socket with a smaller blue nut. This arrangement helps route water from a supply line into a narrower distribution line while continuing the main run.

Confirm the branch size and orientation

Check the outside diameter of the main pipe and branch pipe before ordering. Reducing tee size labels can use different port sequences, so confirm which measurement belongs to the side outlet when planning the connection. Keep all three pipes aligned and supported; do not use the branch as a handle to pull the main run into position.

Match the pipe before assembly

Compression fitting sizes refer to the pipe connection diameter. Check the actual outside diameter, pipe material and wall specification rather than relying on an inside-diameter measurement. The selected option must match every connected pipe. Confirm the permitted pressure and temperature for your complete system before installation; the weakest component determines the usable operating limit.

Prepare and test the connection

Turn off the water and release pressure before working on the line. Cut the pipe square, remove loose debris and check the end for scratches or distortion. Follow the fitting assembly instructions for insertion depth, any required pipe support and tightening. Keep the sealing surfaces clean and avoid forcing a misaligned pipe into the socket. Bring the zone up to pressure gradually, inspect every connection and resolve any leakage before covering the pipe.

Choose the right fitting shape

Check the route and number of outlets as well as the size. Leave the joint accessible during the initial test and provide space for later inspection. A correctly selected fitting should suit the planned layout without twisting the pipe or putting unnecessary strain on the connection.

  • Two main-run connections and a smaller branch
  • T-shaped junction for a diameter transition
  • Blue compression nuts with a black fitting body
  • Select connections by pipe outside diameter

Applications

  • Agricultural irrigation

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