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Three-Way F1807 PEX Pipe Fittings
A "tee" is a key fitting used to divert or merge flows in piping systems. Its name stems from its three interconnecting connections.
Its core function is to branch off a main flow path, thereby transporting fluids to different locations or devices.
Depending on the requirements, tees can be categorized as "equal diameter tees" (all three connections have the same diameter) or "reducing diameter tees" (the branch connection has a different diameter than the main pipe).
In copper piping systems, tees are securely connected to pipes through welding, crimping, or threading. They are widely used to distribute water or air flow from a main pipe to various branches, for example, in a water supply network to distribute water to different floors or rooms.
