KAN-therm stainless steel reducing tee 25x15x22 mm 6191383

The KAN-therm stainless steel reducing tee 25x15x22 mm is a plumbing fitting designed to join three pipe runs of different diameters in potable water, heating and industrial piping systems. Manufactured from stainless steel, the reducing tee provides a corrosion-resistant connection that links 25 mm, 15 mm and 22 mm lines for branching, repairs or manifold installations. The fitting is intended for use where reliable, long-lasting metal joints are required and where compatibility with copper, stainless steel or commonly used plastic transition fittings is necessary.

Advantages

The stainless steel construction ensures resistance to corrosion and scales while maintaining mechanical strength under typical system pressures. The reducing tee offers precise dimensional tolerances for predictable pipe alignment and straightforward installation. Its compact design minimizes flow disturbance at the branch point and the metal body provides good thermal stability for heating applications. The fitting is suitable for potable water systems due to inert material properties and is compatible with common joining methods used in professional plumbing.

Suitable for

• Branch connections in potable water installations
• Heating system manifolds and branches
• Repair work and retrofit where diameter transition is required
• Industrial piping requiring corrosion-resistant stainless steel fittings

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel
• Connection diameters: 25 mm, 15 mm and 22 mm
• Type: reducing tee (three-way branch)
• Suitable media: potable water, heating fluids, compatible industrial fluids
• Operating environment: indoor and protected outdoor piping installations

How to use

Select matching pipe ends and prepare them according to the chosen joining method (cleaning, cutting to length, deburring). Fit the 25 mm, 15 mm and 22 mm pipes into the corresponding ports ensuring proper insertion depth and alignment. Complete the joint using the appropriate technique for the system—welding, mechanical compression, or approved transition couplings—following local plumbing codes and manufacturer installation guidance. After installation, pressure-test the system and inspect joints for leaks before placing into service.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible joining methods and materials rated for potable water or heating systems. Avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals that may affect stainless steel grades. Follow local standards for pressure testing and thermal expansion allowances in mixed-diameter piping runs.