25mm x 1/2" PPR Female Tee Pipe Fitting

It is made from Polypropylene Random Copolymer (PPR), which offers resistance to corrosion and high temperatures.

Yes, it is suitable for both cold and hot water systems due to its high thermal resistance.

Yes, PPR fittings are resistant to many chemicals, making them suitable for industrial applications.

It is relatively easy to install using standard PPR pipe connection techniques.

Yes, it complies with international standards for plumbing fittings, ensuring reliability and safety.

Yes, it is designed to withstand moderate to high pressures, making it suitable for various plumbing applications.

The PPR Female Tee Pipe Fitting is a three-port connector used to join two pipes and branch off a third line in a PPR plumbing system. Made from durable PPR material, it is designed for reliable hot and cold water connections and helps create a tight, leak‑free branch in residential or commercial piping.

It is made from Polypropylene Random (PPR) plastic, which is corrosion and rust resistant. Key features include an internal stop for easy and secure connections, seamless construction, and suitability for a variety of plumbing systems.

This fitting is available in multiple sizes to fit different pipe diameters. Check the product options on Fepy for the exact sizes offered, and choose the one that matches your pipe spec.

The internal stop limits insertion depth, helping ensure consistent seating and a secure seal. This reduces the risk of over-insertion and contributes to a more leak‑free connection.

Yes, the fitting can be used with PPR and compatible non-PPR pipes when used with appropriate adapters or joining methods. Always ensure compatibility and follow the correct installation guidelines for mixed materials.

The PPR Female Tee is designed for use in hot and cold water systems and is built to withstand typical domestic temperature ranges. For best results, operate within the manufacturer’s specified limits and installation guidelines.

General installation steps: depressurize the system, cut pipes square and deburr the ends, align pipes with the fit­ting’s inlet/outlet, and join using the appropriate PPR joining method (such as heat‑fusion welding or an approved bonding method for your system). After joining, perform a pressure test to verify a leak‑free connection.

Use clean, dry pipe ends; verify you have the correct size; follow the proper joining method specified for your PPR system; allow any fusion or bonding to cure properly; and test the system under pressure to confirm there are no leaks.