A threaded reducing tee is a mechanical fitting commonly used in fire alarm and firefighting systems to connect three pipes of different sizes, allowing for a branch line to split off from a main line while reducing the pipe diameter. It helps efficiently distribute water or extinguishing agents to various parts of the system, especially when a change in pipe size is needed.
Key Features:
• Material: Typically made from brass, stainless steel, or ductile iron with corrosion-resistant coatings such as epoxy or galvanization.
• Connection: Features threaded ends for secure and leak-proof mechanical connections.
• Application: Used in fire sprinkler systems, valve stations, and piping networks where a size reduction is needed for branch lines.
This item is available in the following sizes:
• 1 × ½
• 1 × ¾
• 1¼ × ½
• 1¼ × ¾
• 1¼ × 1
• 1½ × ½
• 1½ × ¾
• 1½ × 1
• 1½ × 1¼
• 2 × ½
• 2 × ¾
• 2 × 1
• 2 × 1¼
• 2× 1½
