Reducer Tee (PP‑R) KAN‑therm 32/25/25 – polypropylene pipe fitting, sanitary/plumbing connection

KAN-therm Reducer Tee (PP-R) 32/25/25 is a polypropylene pipe fitting designed to provide a branched sanitary or plumbing connection that reduces from a 32 mm main run to two 25 mm outlets. Manufactured from PP-R material suitable for hot and cold water distribution and heating systems, this tee enables a reliable transition in pipe diameter while maintaining compatibility with PP-R fusion-welded piping systems.

Advantages

The fitting is made of corrosion-resistant polypropylene random copolymer (PP-R), offering chemical stability and long service life in potable water and heating circuits. Its design allows smooth hydraulic transition between diameters to minimise turbulence and pressure loss. The product is compatible with standard PP-R fusion welding methods, ensuring leak-tight joints when installed by qualified personnel. Lightweight construction and uniform material composition reduce the risk of galvanic corrosion and simplify handling on site.

Suitable for

• Hot and cold water distribution systems
• Domestic and commercial heating circuits
• Sanitary installations requiring a size reduction with branching
• PP-R piping systems joined by fusion welding

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene random copolymer (PP-R)
• Configuration: reducer tee with one main inlet and two reduced outlets
• Dimensions: main run 32 mm, outlets 25 mm
• Application temperature range: suitable for hot and cold water and heating (refer to system design limits)
• Connection method: fusion welding compatible with PP-R pipes

How to use

Prepare pipe ends by cutting square and cleaning the mating surfaces. Align the reducer tee with the PP-R pipes, ensuring correct insertion depth and orientation. Use an appropriate PP-R welding tool and follow the recommended heating, joining and cooling times from the welding equipment and piping manufacturer. After cooling, verify joint integrity and perform pressure testing as required by local codes and project specifications.

Usage recommendations

Install the fitting only with compatible PP-R pipes and certified fusion-welding equipment. Follow manufacturer and local regulations for maximum operation temperature and pressure, and perform pressure testing after installation. Avoid mechanical loads or misalignment on welded joints; where necessary, provide proper pipe support and expansion allowances.