Equal Tee

A tee is a pipe connecting element typically used to divert fluid from one pipe to two pipes. Its name comes from the fact that its three channels are of equal diameter. Equal-diameter tees are usually made of metal, plastic or other materials and have good pressure resistance and corrosion resistance. The structure of an equal-diameter tee usually includes a main inlet channel and two equal outlet channels. After the fluid enters from the main channel, it will be evenly divided into the two outlet channels. This design makes the equal-diameter tee very useful in situations where fluid needs to be diverted into two directions, such as when flow control or fluid mixing is required in a piping system. Equal-diameter tees are widely used in industrial piping systems, such as in chemical industry, petroleum, natural gas, water treatment and other fields. They are designed and manufactured to strict standards and specifications to ensure they operate safely and reliably.