KAN-therm stainless steel tee 35 mm, model 6191493

The KAN-therm stainless steel tee 35 mm (model 6191493) is a T-shaped plumbing fitting designed to create a branch in metal piping systems. Manufactured from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, the fitting joins three pipes of 35 mm diameter in a perpendicular arrangement and is intended for installations that require durable, metal-to-metal connections. The tee is suitable for use in potable water lines, heating circuits and industrial pipe networks where resistance to corrosion and mechanical stress is important.

Advantages

The stainless steel construction provides long-term corrosion resistance, dimensional stability and improved mechanical strength compared with many non-metal alternatives. Precision manufacturing ensures consistent pipe alignment and reliable sealing when used with compatible connection methods. The compact T configuration simplifies creating a branch without additional adapters, reducing the number of joints and potential leak points.

Suitable for

• Hot and cold water distribution systems
• Closed-loop heating circuits and manifolds
• Industrial piping systems with moderate pressure and temperature requirements
• Applications requiring corrosion-resistant metal fittings

Key specifications

• Material: corrosion-resistant stainless steel
• Configuration: T-shaped branch fitting
• Nominal pipe size: 35 mm
• Connections: designed to join three 35 mm pipes in perpendicular layout
• Typical uses: potable water, heating, industrial piping

How to use

Install the stainless steel tee by preparing pipe ends according to the chosen joining method and ensuring clean, square cuts. Slide or position the pipes into the tee until fully seated, then complete the joint using the compatible technique for the system—such as welding, press fittings, or appropriate mechanical couplings—following manufacturer and industry practice. Verify alignment and support the piping to avoid undue stress on the tee, and test the system for leaks and pressure integrity before putting into regular service.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-resistant sealing materials and follow local codes for potable water or heating installations. Ensure the selected joining method is compatible with stainless steel and the system operating pressure and temperature. Support the branch and run pipes to minimize mechanical loads on the tee and schedule periodic inspections for visible corrosion or joint integrity in demanding environments.