Welding Tee Tasta TR40 — 40/48.3x2.6 mm

Welding Tee Tasta TR40 — 40/48.3x2.6 mm is a welded pipe fitting designed to create a permanent T-connection between metal pipes with outer diameters of 40 mm and 48.3 mm and a wall thickness of 2.6 mm. Manufactured to provide a rigid branch in piping runs, this welded tee is suitable for applications where a fixed, leak-resistant joint is required. The Tasta TR40 is intended for fluid, gas or structural systems and is commonly used in industrial, construction and workshop environments to form strong, load-bearing or flow-diverting T-joints.

Advantages

The welded construction ensures a stable, permanent connection that resists movement and leakage under pressure and mechanical load. Compatibility with pipes of the specified diameters and wall thickness simplifies selection and reduces the need for adapters. The tee’s geometry enables smooth flow transitions and reliable structural branching where welding access and a fixed joint are preferred. Designed for common industrial and construction use, it supports consistent installation quality when welded according to standard procedures.

Suitable for

• Creating permanent T-joints in metal piping systems
• Fluid transportation lines requiring welded connections
• Gas distribution runs where fixed joints are specified
• Structural or support frames assembled from welded pipe
• Workshop and fabrication projects needing rigid branch fittings

Key specifications

• Fitting type: Welded tee
• Compatible outer diameters: 40 mm and 48.3 mm
• Nominal wall thickness: 2.6 mm
• Material: Metal suitable for welding (steel; verify alloy and finish with supplier)
• Connection method: Welding (permanent joint)
• Typical applications: Fluid, gas, structural piping

How to use

Position the Welding Tee Tasta TR40 at the desired branch location, ensuring pipe ends match the tee’s socket geometry and dimensions. Prepare mating pipe surfaces by cleaning and removing scale, rust, oil or contaminants to obtain a quality weld. Align pipes accurately to maintain flow direction and structural alignment, then tack weld to hold the assembly in place. Complete full circumferential welds following applicable welding procedures, using appropriate filler material and settings for the pipe material. After welding, inspect welds for continuity and defects, and perform pressure or leak testing as required by the system specifications.

Usage recommendations

Confirm material compatibility and required welding procedure before installation. Use qualified personnel and suitable welding equipment; follow safety standards and local codes for pressure, gas or structural systems. Apply corrosion protection or surface treatment as needed for the operating environment.