EE Odlewnia Tee 3/4" Galvanized No. 25 Weight 0.22kg

The EE Odlewnia Tee 3/4" Galvanized No. 25 is a three-way pipe fitting manufactured by Odlewnia Zawiercie for plumbing applications. Constructed from galvanized metal, this tee fitting provides a corrosion-resistant connection point for three sections of pipe with 3/4" nominal diameter. With a compact form and a weight of approximately 0.22 kg, the fitting is intended for general water supply and non-pressurized plumbing installations where a durable metal joint is required.

Advantages

The galvanized surface offers protection against rust and extends service life in moist environments. Its standardized 3/4" outlets enable compatibility with common threaded plumbing components, simplifying installation and replacement. The fitting’s cast construction provides mechanical strength and dimensional stability under typical residential and light commercial conditions.

Suitable for

• Joining three 3/4" pipes in water supply lines
• Branching plumbing circuits in residential buildings
• Replacement of existing metal tee fittings
• Use in non-corrosive chemical and HVAC secondary lines (where galvanized steel is appropriate)

Key specifications

• Material: Galvanized cast metal
• Connection size: 3/4" nominal outlets
• Weight: approximately 0.22 kg
• Configuration: three-way tee fitting
• Surface finish: zinc galvanization for corrosion resistance

How to use

Prepare mating pipe ends by cleaning threads and applying appropriate sealant or PTFE tape according to plumbing practice. Thread the fitting onto compatible 3/4" pipes or threaded adapters by hand, then tighten with an appropriate wrench until secure, avoiding over-tightening that could damage threads or the fitting. Verify alignment of the three branches and check for leaks after pressurizing the system according to local plumbing standards.

Usage recommendations

Use the galvanized tee in systems compatible with steel fittings and in environments where galvanization provides adequate corrosion protection. For potable water systems, follow local regulations regarding the use of galvanized fittings and consider water chemistry; for aggressive or highly chlorinated environments, evaluate alternative materials. Inspect threaded connections periodically and re-tighten or replace sealant if minor leaks are detected.