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Tee stud fitting, male thread R 1/4" to female thread G 1/4", PN 16 bar, brass
The tee stud fitting places an additional port into an existing line. The male thread R 1/4" and the female thread G 1/4" are available for the connection. The component is rated for 16 bar nominal pressure.
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Description
The tee stud fitting splits a line run or brings two flows together. Brass determines the load capacity and the corrosion behaviour. The joint is created via the male thread R 1/4" and the female thread G 1/4". The nominal pressure is stated as 16 bar.
Benefits
- Brass does not form any scale and stays free moving on the R 1/4" thread even after years.
- The nominal pressure of 16 bar defines the load limit of the joint.
- The male thread R 1/4" fits the existing port without an adapter.
- 3 ports in one component replace two separate fittings and an intermediate line.
- The branch sits at 90° to the through axis and keeps the flow deflection short.
Applications
Branches and measuring points, distribution to secondary runs, return lines. Brass is used in device engineering, in workshops and in water installation.
Technical data
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | brass |
| Male thread | R 1/4" |
| Female thread | G 1/4" |
| PN [bar] | 16 |
| Weight | 0.050000 |
| Manufacturer | Fluidics equipment |
| Hersteller-Nr | TE 14 MS |
| EAN | 4050571692056 |
| Zolltarifnummer | 74122000 |
| GPSR Herstellerdaten | A1-ESD equipment GmbH. Keldersstr. 15, DE-42697 Solingen, www.esd.equipment |
| Artikelzustand | New |
| Artikel-Authentizität | Original product |
| Gewinde außen | R 1/4" |
| Gewinde innen | G 1/4" |
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