Brass reducing tee TECE 32 x 25 x 32 mm model 760523

Brass reducing tee TECE 32 x 25 x 32 mm is a three-way plumbing fitting designed to create a branch from a 32 mm supply line with a reduced 25 mm outlet. Made from brass, the fitting provides corrosion resistance and mechanical durability appropriate for water distribution and heating systems. The component is intended for use where a reliable transition between pipe diameters and a stable branch connection are required, and it is compatible with standard connection methods for metallic plumbing systems.

Advantages

The brass construction ensures good resistance to corrosion and long-term mechanical stability in typical domestic and commercial installations. The reducing tee enables a smooth hydraulic transition between 32 mm and 25 mm pipes, reducing flow disturbances at the junction. The component's geometry supports standard installation procedures and provides a compact solution for branching without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial water distribution systems
• Central heating and radiator connections
• Plumbing installations that require pipe size reduction and branching
• Repair and retrofit works where a 25 mm outlet is needed from a 32 mm main

Key specifications

• Material: brass
• Connections: three-way tee with one reduced outlet
• Nominal diameters: two outlets 32 mm, one reduced outlet 25 mm
• Application: water distribution and heating systems
• Design: compact reducing tee for inline branching

How to use

Install the reducing tee by preparing the pipe ends according to the chosen connection method and ensuring clean, deburred surfaces. Fit the 32 mm pipes into the corresponding ports and connect the 25 mm pipe to the reduced outlet, following the manufacturer's guidance for sealing and joining (for example, soldering, press-fit, or threaded connection depending on variant and system compatibility). Verify alignment and secure connections to prevent leaks, then pressure-test the system according to applicable standards before putting it into service.

Usage recommendations

Use the fitting within the working pressure and temperature limits of the system materials and follow local plumbing codes. When combining different metals or joining methods, apply appropriate corrosion protection and compatible sealing materials. Carry out pressure tests after installation and inspect periodically for signs of leakage or wear.