PVC 45 Degree Tee Equal 3Way Supply Pipe Fittings Adapter White Blue Grey

Match the fitting's port diameter to the outer diameter (OD) of your pipe. For example, a 25 mm fitting is designed to accept a pipe with a 25 mm outer diameter. If you are unsure, measure your pipe's OD with calipers before ordering. For the 32 mm and 40 mm sizes, note that both standard and thin-wall variants are listed — check the variant label carefully to select the correct wall thickness for your application.

The "Thin" (32mm) and "slightly thinner" (40mm) variants have a reduced wall thickness compared to the standard versions of the same diameter. Thinner-wall fittings are typically used in lower-pressure drainage or vent applications where weight savings matter, while standard-wall fittings are suited for pressure-rated supply lines. If you are unsure which applies to your system, contact us to confirm before ordering.

A 45-degree branch angle creates a gentler flow transition from the main run into the branch port, reducing turbulence, pressure drop, and flow noise compared to a sharp 90° tee. This makes 45° tees particularly well-suited for supply lines, irrigation manifolds, and any application where maintaining consistent flow pressure across all three ports is important.

Yes. These PVC 45° equal tees are suitable for cold-water supply lines, irrigation systems, and drainage/waste/vent (DWV) applications. For pressure-rated supply systems, verify the pressure rating of the specific size and wall variant you need by contacting us. They are not intended for hot water above approximately 60°C (140°F) or high-pressure steam systems.

Rigid PVC performs well in underground and sheltered outdoor environments. For above-ground outdoor installations exposed to direct, prolonged sunlight, consider applying UV-resistant paint or using UV-stabilized PVC fittings, as standard PVC can become brittle over time with sustained UV exposure. For underground irrigation or drainage runs, these fittings are well-suited without additional protection.

No. All three color options — White, Grey, and Blue — are made from the same rigid PVC material and offer equivalent mechanical strength, chemical resistance, and pressure performance. Color choice is purely for aesthetic matching or system color-coding. For example, blue is commonly used to identify cold-water supply lines in some plumbing conventions.

For a permanent, watertight bond, clean and deburr the pipe ends, apply PVC primer (where required by local code) to both the pipe end and the fitting socket, then apply PVC solvent cement and push the pipe firmly into the socket with a slight twist. Hold for 30 seconds and allow the full cure time specified by the cement manufacturer before pressurizing the system. No special tools are required beyond standard plumbing supplies.

Yes. The 2-piece pack is priced at a lower per-unit cost compared to purchasing two single fittings separately, making it the better choice for installations requiring two branch points of the same size and color. Select the pack quantity that best matches your project needs above.