Cosmoplast PPR Tee 20mm, Equal Branch, Fusion-Weld, Low Pressure Drop

Key features include heat-fusion connection for leak-free joints, corrosion resistance, non-toxic material safe for drinking water, a compact design for tight spaces, and a low-pressure-drop bore to support smooth, quiet flow in small-diameter lines.

This fitting is sized for 20mm PPR piping and is intended for use with compatible 20mm PPR pipes in hot and cold water systems, irrigation, and light-industrial applications.

Install it by preparing the pipes (cut square, deburr, clean), heating the PPR sockets with a calibrated fusion tool, then inserting the pipe fully into the fusion sockets and allowing the joint to cool and set. No threading or solvents are involved, and it’s designed for quick, leak-free fusion when performed correctly.

You’ll typically need a calibrated PPR fusion tool, a compatible pipe cutter, a deburring tool, a clean cloth for wiping, and a pressure test setup to verify the joint after installation.

Yes. The Cosmoplast PPR material is non-toxic and suitable for drinking water systems, and it won’t rust or corrode in typical plumbing environments.

The fusion-weld joint is designed for high-temperature and high-pressure environments typical of residential hot/cold water lines. Always follow the spec and use proper fusion tools to ensure the joint meets required performance.

A low pressure drop means less energy loss and smoother flow through the 20mm bore, helping to maintain adequate supply pressure and reduce pump load in tight, small-bore piping layouts.

Compared with threaded or solvent-based connections, fusion-weld tees provide leak-free joints without glue or seals, enabling faster, cleaner installations in occupied spaces. They’re particularly advantageous for short-fit runs and areas where vibration or movement might affect threaded joints.

If you’re exploring alternatives on Fepy, you can view related options such as the Cosmoplast 20mm equal-branch fusion-weld tee and other brands’ 20mm PPR tees. Examples include: https://www.fepy.com/product/cosmoplast-ppr-tee-20mm-equal-branch-fusion-weld, https://www.fepy.com/product/cosmoplast-ppr-tee-25mm-equal-branch-fusion-weld, and https://www.fepy.com/product/aquapro-ppr-tee-20mm-equal-branch-fusion-weld.

Yes. If you’re planning different pipe routes or larger circuits, check for other sizes like 25mm or 32mm PPR tees and variations in joint type on Fepy. For example, you can explore options at: https://www.fepy.com/product/cosmoplast-ppr-tee-25mm-equal-branch-fusion-weld and https://www.fepy.com/product/aquapro-ppr-tee-20mm-equal-branch-fusion-weld.

Ensure pipes are cut square, the deburr and clean steps are done, and the fusion tool is properly calibrated for the material. Follow the recommended fusion cycle, insert fully into the socket, and allow the joint to cool undisturbed. Finally, perform a pressure test per spec to confirm this and all other joints are sound.

After installation, perform a pressure test per the project spec or local code. This typically involves pressurizing the system with water (and/or air where permitted) and checking for leaks over the specified duration to ensure the fusion joints are sound.