Electrofusion 45 Degree Y Type Branch Reducing Tee

SDR26:
SDR (Standard Dimension Ratio) refers to the relationship between the diameter and the wall thickness of the pipe. SDR26 indicates that the fitting is designed for pipes with a thicker wall than lower SDR numbers, making it suitable for medium-pressure applications.
SDR26 is typically used in low to medium-pressure systems, offering good strength and resistance to external pressures.

Key Features:
Siphon Drainage System:
The siphon drainage system is used to maintain the flow of water or fluid by leveraging differences in pressure, creating a siphoning effect. This fitting helps redirect flow or reduce the diameter of the drainage line without disrupting the flow.
It is ideal for systems that handle wastewater, stormwater, or other liquid waste.
Electrofusion Technology:

The electrofusion process is used to join the fitting to the HDPE pipe. Built-in electrical heating elements are activated by a control box, which melts the pipe and fitting surfaces, creating a strong and permanent bond.
Electrofusion is a common joining technique for polyethylene piping systems, ensuring a reliable and durable connection that is as strong as the pipe itself.
45 Degree Y-Type Branch Reducing Tee:

45-Degree: The angle of the fitting allows the pipe to branch off at a 45-degree angle, typically used to divert the flow of fluids or create a junction in the pipeline.
Y-Type: The Y-shape refers to the branching structure, which helps split the flow into two directions. It's commonly used for drainage systems where a main pipeline needs to branch out to smaller pipelines.
Reducing Tee: This fitting has a reduced branch, meaning the size of the branch pipe is smaller than the main pipeline. This is particularly useful in drainage systems when you need to transition from a larger diameter pipe to a smaller one.
Material: HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene):

HDPE is widely used in drainage systems due to its high resistance to chemicals, corrosion, and physical stress. It is flexible yet strong enough to handle harsh conditions, such as wastewater or stormwater systems.
Smooth Surface:

The smooth surface of the electrofusion fittings ensures minimal friction and resistance to the flow of fluids, which is particularly important in drainage systems where efficiency and smooth flow are essential.
Durability:

The electrofusion process creates a robust and leak-proof bond, making it suitable for applications in harsh environments, including wastewater systems, where the integrity of the joint is critical to prevent leaks and contamination.
Applications:
Siphon Drainage Systems: This fitting is ideal for siphon drainage systems, where liquids need to be transported efficiently through pipelines.
Stormwater and Wastewater Drainage: The fitting is suitable for use in stormwater, sewage, or wastewater systems, where a secure and reliable branching of pipes is necessary.
Industrial Drainage: Used in industrial drainage systems, where strong and durable connections are required to handle high flow rates and chemicals.
Benefits:
Leak-Proof and Durable: The electrofusion method ensures a strong and secure joint, providing a leak-proof connection that is durable over time.
High Resistance to Corrosion: HDPE material is highly resistant to corrosion and chemicals, making it ideal for wastewater and sewage systems.
Reduced Installation Time: Electrofusion fittings reduce the time required for installation compared to traditional methods, as they do not require welding, flanges, or glue.
Efficient Flow: The smooth internal surface of the fitting ensures that there is minimal resistance to the flow of water or fluid, which is crucial for drainage systems.
Customizable: The fittings come in various sizes, allowing flexibility in system design to meet specific requirements.