Midland Copper Solder Joint Tee - C x C x C

Product Highlights

• Midland copper solder-joint tee
• C x C x C connection configuration
• Three cup-style copper connections
• Equal-size run and branch connections
• Copper construction
• Solder-joint / sweat installation
• Sizes from 1/8" through 6"
• 13 configurations on one listing
• Designed for compatible copper tube piping systems
• Suitable for plumbing, mechanical, commercial, and industrial piping

Each tee in this listing uses the same nominal connection size on all three openings. This creates a branch from a copper piping run without changing the tube size.

• Two connections form the straight-through run.
• The third connection forms the branch.
• All three connections use the same nominal size.
• All three connections are cup-style solder-joint connections.
• Reducing tees are not included in this listing.

C x C x C indicates that all three openings are cup connections designed to receive compatible copper tube.

• First C: one side of the straight run
• Second C: opposite side of the straight run
• Third C: branch connection
• All three connections are intended for solder-joint installation

These tees are intended for solder-joint installation with compatible copper tubing. Each of the three cup connections should be properly prepared before assembly.

• Cut copper tubing squarely.
• Remove internal and external burrs.
• Clean tube ends and fitting sockets.
• Use joining materials appropriate for the piping application.
• Insert each tube fully into its fitting socket.
• Heat and solder each connection using appropriate procedures.
• Allow completed joints to cool naturally.

• Step 1: Identify the nominal size of the copper tube.
• Step 2: Confirm that all three connections need to be the same size.
• Step 3: Select the corresponding C x C x C tee size.
• Step 4: Confirm that solder-joint installation is appropriate for the system.
• Step 5: Verify piping and application requirements before installation.

• Verify fitting and copper tube size before installation.
• Confirm all three tube connections require the same nominal size.
• Cut copper tubing squarely and remove burrs.
• Clean each tube end and fitting socket before joining.
• Insert tubing fully into each cup connection.
• Use soldering materials and procedures appropriate for the application.
• Support the piping to minimize stress on the branch connection.
• For large-diameter tees, provide adequate structural support before installation.
• Pressure-test the completed piping system according to applicable requirements.