Reducing Tee VIEGA TRÓJNIK REDUKCJA 28x22x28 — copper/plumbing fitting 28x22x28 mm

VIEGA TRÓJNIK REDUKCJA 28x22x28 is a copper reducing tee designed for use in potable water and heating installations. It connects three pipes—two 28 mm outlets and one 22 mm branch—providing a compact and reliable junction for distribution and system modifications. The fitting is manufactured from copper to meet common plumbing requirements and to ensure corrosion resistance compatible with water systems.

Advantages

This reducing tee offers a precise dimensional fit for 28 mm and 22 mm copper pipes, enabling stable branch connections without creating excessive bulk in the piping layout. Its copper construction supports durable performance in potable water and heating circuits, and when joined with compatible soldering or press methods it forms leak-resistant joints. The simple geometry of the tee makes it suitable for tight installation spaces and for maintaining flow characteristics in mixed-diameter runs.

Suitable for

• Extending or branching potable water distribution lines
• Connecting branch lines in residential and commercial heating systems
• Professional plumbing repairs and retrofit work
• Systems requiring mixed-diameter pipe transitions (28 mm to 22 mm)

Key specifications

• Material: Copper
• Connection layout: Reducing tee (two outlets of equal size, one reduced branch)
• Pipe diameters: 28 mm and 22 mm
• Intended media: Potable water and heating fluids
• Typical joining methods: Soldering, press-fit or other compatible copper joining techniques

How to use

Prepare pipe ends by cutting square, removing burrs and cleaning with an appropriate abrasive or brush to ensure a clean surface for joining. Fit the 28 mm and 22 mm pipes into the respective ends of the reducing tee, ensuring full insertion and correct alignment. Join the connection using the recommended method for the chosen installation practice—soldering, press-fit, or another approved copper-joining technique—following manufacturer guidelines and local plumbing codes. After joining, perform pressure testing of the system according to standard procedures to verify leak-free operation.

Usage recommendations

Use this copper reducing tee in systems designed for potable water and heating; select compatible joining methods and inspection procedures. Avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals or environments not intended for copper, and follow local regulations for potable water installations and heat system commissioning.