Copper Reducing Tee SANHA 5130 35 x 22 x 28 mm

Copper reducing tee SANHA 5130 35 x 22 x 28 mm is a soldering/brazing fitting for creating a stepped branch from a larger copper pipe to smaller diameters. Manufactured by SANHA for plumbing and heating systems, this reducing tee is designed for permanent joints made by capillary soldering or brazing and is compatible with potable water, heating circuits and general copper pipework where a reduction in pipe diameter is required.

Advantages

The fitting provides a compact and reliable branch connection that preserves hydraulic flow while adapting pipework to different diameters. Its copper construction ensures good thermal and corrosion performance in common plumbing and heating environments. The product is suitable for professional installation workflows using standard soldering or brazing techniques, offering repeatable joint quality and a neat installation appearance.

Suitable for

• Potable water distribution systems
• Domestic and commercial heating circuits
• Repairs and modifications to existing copper pipework
• Stepped branch connections where different pipe diameters must be joined

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Connection method: capillary soldering or brazing
• Connection configuration: reducing tee (branch from main to smaller diameter)
• Connection dimensions: 35 mm x 22 mm x 28 mm
• Intended media: potable water, heating fluids
• Application: plumbing and heating copper pipework

How to use

Prepare copper pipe ends by cutting square and removing burrs, then clean the fitting and pipe with appropriate flux and abrasives to ensure proper capillary action. Assemble the tee onto the pipes, apply flux as recommended for the solder or brazing alloy, and heat evenly until the filler metal flows into the joints. Allow the assembly to cool naturally, then test the system for leaks according to applicable standards. Follow SANHA installation practices and local plumbing codes when performing joints.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible solder or brazing alloys and fluxes rated for potable water if the fitting is used on drinking water systems. Ensure proper ventilation and appropriate personal protective equipment during soldering or brazing. For best results, verify pipe alignment and support to avoid mechanical stress on the joint after cooling.