Copper tee Conex B Press 35 mm P513003535035 — 35mm copper press-fitting tee

The Conex B Press 35 mm copper tee is a press-fitting designed to join three copper pipes in plumbing and heating installations. Manufactured for reliable mechanical joints, this 35 mm tee fits systems that require a 35 mm branch connection and is compatible with press-joining tools. It is intended for potable water, heating and chilled water circuits where a durable, leak-resistant copper connection is needed.

Advantages

The copper construction provides corrosion resistance and long service life in standard plumbing environments. Press-fitting technology eliminates the need for soldering or brazing, reducing installation time and the risk associated with open flames. Designed for compatibility with common press tools, the fitting delivers consistent, mechanically secure joints that maintain flow characteristics typical of copper pipe networks.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial potable water distribution
• Central heating and radiator connections
• Chilled water and HVAC circuits
• Repairs and alterations where a 35 mm copper branch is required

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Connection type: press-fitting for use with press tools
• Main connection diameter: 35 mm
• Configuration: tee (three-way branch)
• Application: potable water, heating, chilled water systems

How to use

Select a compatible press tool and jaw size for 35 mm copper fittings. Prepare the copper pipes by cutting them square, deburring the ends and cleaning the insertion area. Insert the pipes fully into the fitting until the pipe reaches the internal stop. Position the press tool jaws around the fitting according to the tool manufacturer's instructions and perform the press cycle to form a permanent mechanical joint. Verify the integrity of the joint and pressure-test the system following applicable installation standards and local codes.

Usage recommendations

Use only press tools and jaws rated for 35 mm copper press fittings and follow the press tool manufacturer's guidelines. Ensure system flushing and appropriate testing after installation. Avoid exposing newly installed joints to aggressive chemicals or environments that could accelerate corrosion.