Atlas 75mm x 90° UPVC Tee, Used for Medium-Bore Drainage Tee

It’s made from UPVC, which offers corrosion resistance, durability, and a tight, leak-proof seal when properly installed with compatible pipes.

The product is described as 200mm in size with a 90-degree angle, connecting two lines into one main line and fitting within a millimeter range for compatibility.

It is suitable for plumbing projects, water lines, certain chemical lines, and even compressed air systems that are compatible with UPVC fittings.

Trim and deburr the pipes, dry-fit to ensure proper alignment, apply UPVC primer and solvent cement per local codes, insert the pipes into the tee, and hold briefly to allow sealing.

Wear PPE such as gloves and eye protection, work in a well-ventilated area when using solvent cement, and follow applicable local plumbing codes and manufacturer instructions for a safe installation.

The product page notes suitability for water, chemicals, and compressed air, but it does not specify temperature limits. Check your fluid’s temperature and chemical compatibility with UPVC before use.

After installation, perform a pressure test for leaks, inspect joints for any signs of leakage or deformation, and periodically ensure clamps and connections remain secure over time.

This tee provides a branch connection in a single main line with a 90-degree bend, whereas an elbow redirects flow without creating a branch, and a reducer changes pipe size. Choose based on whether you need a branch and the required connection geometry.

Yes, there are other UPVC tees in various sizes and configurations on Fepy. If you’d like, I can locate current listings and provide direct product URLs.

The fitting is sold per piece. For a project, estimate the total number of joints required and account for potential extras from cuts and fittings.

Consider the pipe diameter and material, the need for a 90-degree branch, fluid compatibility, installation space, and whether the 200mm sizing aligns with your main line and branch connections.