Corrugated Equal Tee - Download Fitting Images

I would like to enter the curious questions about the Corrugated Equal Tee pipe fitting. At the same time, I will share the pictures for you to see more closely.

First of all, you should know that we produce corrugated fittings from polyethylene raw material. Therefore, we use it in infrastructure. In other words, it allows us to change the direction of the pipes that serve in the transportation of sewage. We also use the Equal Tee piece to connect this infrastructure to a parallel pipe at 90 degrees. Of course, to do this, the pipe coming from the opposite side must pass into the mouth of the sleeve. The connection is then completed with a gasket. After the fitting process, these two pipes are now joined by an equal tee. To make this easier, the fitting must have a bung on both sides. To make the joint strong and leak proof, we put a gasket at the end of the pipe. We should already know that this is a prerequisite for joining the next pipe.

I have just said that we will use this Corrugated Equal Tee piece to connect the oncoming pipe to the parallel pipe. At this point, it is important that the vertical end of the fitting is dampened. The opposite pipe that goes directly into this fitting is compressed with a gasket. In this way, the line becomes one piece. What a wonderful system, isn’t it?

As you can see, when we use the Corrugated Equal Tee piece, we can connect the pipes without any problems. Therefore, we also use this very necessary part to seal, branch and extend the length of infrastructure systems.

As a result, I have diversified the pictures so that you can see the products more clearly and therefore have an idea about the part. You can zoom in and see the large size if you want, or you can download the pictures to your computer. I have resized each picture to a resolution of 2000×1350 px to keep the file sizes small, between 100 kb and 300 kb. I hope you like them.