Brass Reducing Tee TECE 32 x 20 x 32 mm (760519) for Plumbing Connections

Brass reducing tee TECE 32 x 20 x 32 mm is a plumbing fitting designed to connect three pipes where the middle branch has a reduced diameter. Manufactured from brass, this fitting combines corrosion resistance and mechanical durability for use in water distribution systems. It is intended for installations that require a transition from 32 mm mains to a 20 mm branch while maintaining two continuous 32 mm runs.

Advantages

The brass construction offers reliable resistance to corrosion and scaling, ensuring long service life in both heating and potable water applications. Precision machining provides a secure fit and consistent dimensions for leak-free connections when used with compatible joining methods. Its compact reducing design simplifies branching in existing pipe runs without the need for additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial potable water distribution
• Central heating systems and radiator connections
• Plumbing renovations where a branch reduction from 32 mm to 20 mm is required
• Use with compatible compression, soldered, or press-fit joining systems as specified by the installer

Key specifications

• Material: brass, selected for corrosion resistance and mechanical strength
• Connection configuration: reducing tee with two equal 32 mm outlets and one 20 mm branch
• Intended fluid: potable water and heating medium
• Typical applications: water distribution and heating installations requiring pipe diameter reduction

How to use

Prepare pipe ends according to the chosen joining method and ensure they are clean and free of burrs. Fit the reducing tee onto pipe ends following the manufacturer’s recommended technique—compression, soldering, or press-fit—observing correct insertion depths and orientations. After assembly, pressure-test the section of the system to verify sealing and integrity before commissioning and insulation where required.

Usage recommendations

Choose the appropriate joining method compatible with brass and the pipe material being used. Follow local plumbing codes and the installer’s guidelines for joint preparation, assembly, and pressure testing. Where required by system design, provide thermal insulation and support to prevent mechanical stress on the fitting.