Banjo TEE075 3/4" FNPT Tee Sch 80 trap
Schedule 80 polypropylene tee with three 3/4" FNPT ports rated to 150 psi
- Product typeDrain Components
- Product colorBlack
- Schedule 80 polypropylene handles 150 psi pressure
- FNPT threads on all three ports simplify installation
- Rated from -20 °F to 150 °F for wide temperature range
- Black Schedule 80 material resists corrosion and impact
- 3/4 inch pipe size fits standard plumbing systems
Schedule 80 polypropylene tee
This Schedule 80 polypropylene tee provides a three-way FNPT junction for 3/4-inch pipe. The black fitting handles pressures up to 150 psi across a temperature range of -20 to 150 degrees F. It suits plumbing and fluid-transfer systems that require a durable, corrosion-resistant branch connection.
Installers needing a 3/4-inch FNPT branch
The tee fits installations that use 3/4-inch female NPT threads and Schedule 80 polypropylene pipe. It will not work for systems requiring a different pipe size, thread type, or material such as metal or PVC. Buyers who need a reducing tee, a different schedule rating, or a non-threaded connection should select another fitting.
3/4-inch FNPT x FNPT x FNPT connection
The triple FNPT configuration is the single specification that determines whether this tee matches the existing piping. All three ports share the same 3/4-inch female National Pipe Thread size and Schedule 80 rating. Confirm that your system uses identical thread size and schedule before purchasing.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Banjo |
| Model name | TEE075 |
| Product type | Drain Components |
| Product color | Black |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and connection type does the 3/4" FNPT tee require?
The tee fits 3/4 inch pipe with female NPT threads on all three ports, matching Schedule 80 dimensions.
How do I install the polypropylene tee and what step is often missed?
Clean threads, apply PTFE tape or pipe dope, hand-tighten then wrench-tighten one to two turns; the missed step is skipping thread sealant.
When should the Schedule 80 polypropylene tee be replaced?
Replace if cracks appear, threads strip, or the fitting sees temperatures beyond -20 to 150 °F or pressures above 150 psi.
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