Kisan reducing tee WL32.06.52.55 — pipe fitting 40×32×32 mm, DWZ

Kisan reducing tee WL32.06.52.55 — pipe fitting 40×32×32 mm, DWZ is a compact DWZ tee designed to join three pipe runs while reducing flow from a 40 mm inlet to two 32 mm outlets. Intended for plumbing and heating systems, the fitting creates a reliable branch connection for water distribution, central heating circuits and low-pressure fluid systems in residential and light commercial installations.

Advantages

The reducing tee provides a secure and space-efficient method to split a 40 mm feed into two 32 mm branches without additional adapters. Manufactured to DWZ standards, it offers consistent wall thickness and dimensional accuracy for straightforward installation and leak-free joints when used with compatible pipes and joining methods. Its compact form reduces routing complexity in tight installation spaces and supports common plumbing and heating layouts.

Suitable for

• Domestic water supply and distribution
• Central heating manifold and branch connections
• Low-pressure fluid conveyance in light commercial systems
• Renovation projects where pipe size reduction and branching are required

Key specifications

• Main inlet diameter: 40 mm
• Outlet diameters: 32 mm and 32 mm
• Type: reducing tee (branching with size reduction)
• Material group: DWZ (dimensionally standardized plumbing fitting)
• Application pressure range: suitable for low-pressure plumbing and heating systems
• Typical use: water and central heating systems in residential and light commercial buildings

How to use

Locate the required branch point in the piping layout and ensure pipe ends are cut square and deburred to allow proper seating. Fit the 40 mm supply into the main inlet and insert the two 32 mm pipes into the branch outlets using the appropriate joining method for DWZ fittings (for example, solvent welding, mechanical jointing or soldering, depending on the pipe material and local practice). Verify alignment and secure connections according to system pressure requirements, then pressure-test the assembly before commissioning.

Usage recommendations

Use the reducing tee in systems operating within the intended low-pressure range and only with compatible 40 mm and 32 mm piping. Follow local plumbing codes and manufacturer guidance for joining methods, support spacing and thermal expansion allowances. When uncertain about material compatibility or installation technique, consult a qualified plumber or heating engineer to ensure durable, leak-free performance.