INVENA reducing tee PE-32/25 is a polyethylene (PE) fitting designed to join a 32 mm main pipe with a 25 mm branch in PE piping systems. It provides a mechanical junction for water supply, irrigation, and utility networks where a reliable transition between differing diameters is required. The fitting is compatible with common PE pipe joining methods, including heat fusion where applicable, and is intended for use in systems operating within standard pressure and temperature ranges for PE installations.
Advantages
The fitting offers a compact and corrosion-resistant solution thanks to its polyethylene construction, which ensures long service life in contact with water and soil. Its reducing design permits smooth flow transition between pipe sizes, reducing turbulence at the junction. The component is lightweight and easy to handle on-site, and its material resists chemical and biological degradation typical for potable water and irrigation systems.
Suitable for
- Residential and commercial water supply distribution
- Irrigation systems for gardens, parks, and agricultural plots
- Utility lines and non-pressurized drainage connections where PE is specified
Key specifications
- Material: Polyethylene (PE)
- Configuration: Reducing tee with one branch of smaller diameter
- Main pipe diameter: 32 mm
- Branch pipe diameter: 25 mm
- Suitable joining method: Heat fusion or other PE-compatible joining techniques
- Application medium: Water and neutral fluids commonly used in irrigation and supply networks
How to use
Select the INVENA reducing tee sized to match the existing PE pipes, ensuring pipe ends are clean, square, and free from damage. Follow the recommended joining procedure for your system: for heat fusion, preheat the pipe and fitting surfaces to the specified temperature, align the components to maintain straight flow, and apply the correct fusion pressure and cooling time. For mechanical or electrofusion alternatives, use compatible couplers and follow the manufacturer's instructions for fittings and equipment. After installation, inspect the joint visually and perform pressure testing according to local codes and project requirements.
Usage recommendations
Use fittings and joining methods rated for the operating pressure and temperature of your system; avoid exposing the polyethylene fitting to open flame or chemicals that can compromise PE. Store the fitting away from direct sunlight and extreme heat prior to installation to preserve material properties.
