T-piece plumbing fitting Red Marka ABG T25, 25 mm connection size

Red Marka ABG T25 is a T-piece plumbing fitting with a 25 mm connection size designed to join three pipe runs. It creates a secure branch connection for water or compatible fluids in household and light commercial plumbing systems, allowing extension of pipe networks, redirection of flow, or formation of lateral outlets where a 25 mm tee is required.

Advantages

This T-piece provides a compact and stable junction with a consistent 25 mm bore across all three outlets, ensuring uniform flow characteristics. The fitting is engineered for straightforward installation and reliable mechanical connection in typical plumbing materials and applications. Its design minimizes flow disturbance at the branch point and supports common plumbing layouts without the need for complex adapters.

Suitable for

• Domestic water distribution and risers
• Light commercial plumbing systems
• Creating lateral outlets for fixtures or appliances
• Extending or redirecting 25 mm pipe runs

Key specifications

• Connection size: 25 mm for all three outlets
• Configuration: T-piece (three-way junction)
• Function: Branching and redirecting fluid flow
• Typical applications: Water supply and compatible fluid distribution

How to use

Position the T-piece at the desired junction point in the pipe run, ensuring pipes are cut square and free of debris. Insert or join the 25 mm pipes according to the compatible joining method for the pipe material (e.g., push-fit, solvent weld, compression, or soldering), making sure each connection is fully seated and correctly aligned. Verify that the branch outlet orientation meets the intended direction of flow before completing all connections. After installation, pressurize the system and inspect each joint for leaks, correcting any issues before returning the system to normal service.

Usage recommendations

Select the appropriate joining technique compatible with the pipe material and local plumbing codes. Use proper pipe preparation—cleaning, deburring, and chamfering where required—to ensure secure joints. When installing in concealed or load-bearing locations, provide mechanical support and consider accessibility for future maintenance.