Brass tee 1"

Product detailed description

Brass tee 1"

- internal threads FFF,

• max. pressure up to 1.5 MPa
• max. temperature up to 110°C

A brass threaded tee splits one pipe branch into two, or conversely joins two branches into one. Brass is a long-proven, standard material for threaded water and heating pipework thanks to its corrosion resistance and reliable tightness when the joint is properly tightened.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I choose the right fitting size? The thread size (e.g. 1/2", 3/4", 1") must exactly match the thread size on the pipe or fitting you are connecting to - designations such as FF (female-female), MF (male-female) and similar abbreviations in the name indicate the thread type on each side of the fitting.
• What do the abbreviations FF and MF mean? F (female, internal thread) and M (male, external thread) indicate the thread type on that side of the fitting - for example "FF" means an internal thread on both sides, "MF" means external on one side and internal on the other.
• Is it necessary to use sealing material during installation? Yes, sealing material (e.g. PTFE tape or hemp fibre with sealing paste) is normally used on threaded joints to ensure a perfectly tight connection - the thread alone without sealant will not reliably seal.
• Does the installation have to be carried out by a professional? A simple threaded joint can be managed by a handy DIYer with basic skills, but when working on an already functioning system (especially a gas or pressurised water/heating system) we recommend calling in a plumber, who will also check the tightness of the joint after installation.
• What material and pressure rating does this fitting have? It is made of brass, suitable for standard water and heating pipework - exact nominal pressure and temperature values (if stated for the specific product) can be found in the technical parameters above.