Brass reducing tee TECE 25 x 16 x 16 mm 760516

TECE brass reducing tee 25 x 16 x 16 mm is a metal plumbing fitting designed to connect a 25 mm supply line to two 16 mm branch lines. The fitting is made of brass to provide mechanical strength, corrosion resistance and reliable sealing in potable water and heating systems. Its compact reducing tee shape allows a smooth transition between different pipe diameters while maintaining flow distribution between three connection points.

Advantages

This brass reducing tee offers durable performance in domestic and light commercial plumbing installations. Brass construction ensures resistance to corrosion and scaling, while the machined ports provide consistent dimensions for secure joints. The reducing geometry enables straightforward adaptation from a larger main run to two smaller branch runs without additional adapters, simplifying installation and reducing potential leak points.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Splitting a 25 mm water or heating supply into two 16 mm branch lines
• Changes in pipe diameter within potable water distribution systems
• Branching supply lines to fixtures, radiators or secondary circuits
• Repairs or replacements in residential and light commercial plumbing

Key specifications

• Material: brass
• Connector configuration: reducing tee (one inlet, two outlets)
• Nominal dimensions: 25 mm to 16 mm x 16 mm
• Application: water and heating systems
• Mounting type: inline pipe connection

How to use

Prepare pipe ends by cutting squarely and deburring to ensure proper fit. Use appropriate joining method compatible with the pipe system (for example soldering, compression fittings, or press-fit connections) and follow the pipe manufacturer’s instructions for assembly. Insert the pipes fully into the ports and complete the chosen jointing process to obtain a leak-tight connection. After installation, pressurize the system and inspect joints for leaks before normal operation.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible pipe materials and jointing methods as specified for brass fittings. Avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals and follow local plumbing codes and standards for potable water and heating installations. When in doubt, consult installation guidelines or a qualified plumber to ensure correct assembly and system performance.