Domestic Cleaned & Bagged Wrot Copper Reducing Tee – C x C x C

Product Highlights

• Domestic wrot copper construction
• Cleaned and individually bagged for protected handling
• Copper sweat x copper sweat x copper sweat connections
• Female copper sweat sockets on all three openings
• Provides a 90-degree branch connection
• Available in multiple run, branch, and reducing configurations
• Allows size transitions without separate reducers in many installations
• Suitable for approved soldered or brazed copper piping systems
• Extensive size selection for complex copper piping layouts
• Suitable for medical gas, laboratory, institutional, mechanical, and other controlled piping applications when approved

The three female copper sweat sockets accept properly sized copper tube. Two connections form the piping run and the third creates a 90-degree branch. Depending on the selected variation, one or more connections may differ in nominal size, allowing the fitting to create both a branch and a size transition in one assembly.

Each variation is identified by three nominal connection sizes. Because this product family includes numerous run, branch, reducing, and enlarging combinations, confirm all three required connection sizes against the piping layout before ordering.

Each reducing tee is cleaned and enclosed in protective packaging to help preserve the condition of its internal and external joining surfaces during storage, transportation, and handling. Keep the fitting sealed in its original bag until immediately before installation.

Cleaned and bagged copper components are commonly specified for piping systems where dirt, oil, grease, moisture, metal particles, and other contaminants must be carefully controlled. Confirm that the fitting, cleaning level, packaging, joining procedure, and installation requirements satisfy the project specifications and applicable codes.

• Confirm all three nominal copper tube sizes before ordering.
• Verify the required run and branch orientation before installation.
• Keep the fitting sealed until immediately before installation.
• Handle the fitting using clean gloves and approved tools when required.
• Do not use the fitting if the protective package is damaged or the fitting appears contaminated.
• Inspect all three copper sweat sockets and tube ends before assembly.
• Cut copper tube square and remove burrs using approved procedures.
• Prepare all joining surfaces according to the approved procedure for the application.
• Insert each copper tube fully into its corresponding socket.
• Confirm the correct three-way size orientation before joining.
• Use approved solder, brazing alloy, purge gas, flux, and joining procedures.
• Follow applicable medical-gas requirements when installed in medical-gas piping.
• Support connected piping to prevent mechanical strain on completed joints.
• Pressure-test and inspect the completed system before placing it into service.