AGM upvc Tee 3/4″

Description

 upvc tee 3/4″ agm

 

AGM imported from Saudi Arab ASTM uPvc Sch-40 Pressure Fittings, Drain sewer ventilation. imported material supplier in Islamabad 0322-3540656

 

 

What is AGM upvc Tee 3/4″ ?

 

AGM UPVC Tee (3/4″ size, Schedule 40) is a T-shaped fitting made from un plasticized polyvinyl chloride (UPVC), designed for plumbing applications in sewerage and water supply systems. The “HVAC” designation might refer to its use in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems’ plumbing components, though it’s primarily suited for drainage and potable water lines. This product is imported from Saudi Arabia, likely from manufacturers like AGM Plastics or similar entities in the region, which specialize in PVC piping for Middle Eastern markets. It’s a standard, durable fitting compliant with international standards like ASTM D1785 for UPVC pipes and fittings.

Description

• Material: Rigid, non-toxic UPVC, resistant to corrosion, chemicals, and scaling. It’s lightweight (about 1/6 the weight of metal pipes) and has a smooth interior surface to minimize friction and buildup.
• Shape and Size: T-shaped connector (tee) with a 3/4-inch nominal diameter (actual OD around 1.05 inches). Allows branching of pipes at 90-degree angles.
• Schedule 40: Refers to the wall thickness (about 0.113 inches), providing strength for moderate pressure applications up to 150-200 PSI at room temperature.
• Color: Typically white or gray for easy identification in plumbing systems.
• Key Features: Solvent-welded joints for leak-proof connections; suitable for both above-ground and buried installations; UV-resistant for outdoor use if specified.

Specifications

• Standards Compliance: Meets ASTM D1785, ASTM D2466 (for fittings), and ISO 4422-2. Pressure rating: 150 PSI at 73°F (23°C); temperature range: 32°F to 140°F (0°C to 60°C).
• Dimensions:
  • Nominal Size: 3/4″ (DN 20).
  • Outside Diameter: 1.050 inches.
  • Wall Thickness: 0.113 inches (Schedule 40).
  • Length of Tee Arms: Varies by manufacturer, typically 2-3 inches per arm.
• Chemical Resistance: Resistant to acids, alkalis, and common sewage/wastewater chemicals; not recommended for strong solvents like acetone.
• Import Details: Sourced from Saudi Arabian manufacturers (e.g., AGM or affiliates in Riyadh/Jeddah), often certified by SABIC or local standards bodies. Packaging includes batch numbers for traceability, with import duties and certifications (e.g., ISO 9001) ensuring quality.

Installation

1. Preparation: Cut pipes to length using a fine-toothed saw. Ensure clean, square cuts. Deburr edges and clean with primer for better adhesion.
2. Assembly: Apply UPVC primer to pipe and fitting ends. Use UPVC cement (solvent-based) liberally on both surfaces. Insert pipe into the tee fitting, twisting slightly for even distribution. Hold for 30-60 seconds to set.
3. Curing: Allow 24 hours for full cure before pressurizing. For buried installations, use appropriate bedding (e.g., sand) to prevent shifting.
4. Tools Needed: Pipe cutter, deburring tool, primer, cement, measuring tape.
5. Safety Notes: Work in ventilated areas due to cement fumes. Wear gloves and eye protection. Ensure system is depressurized before installation.
6. Common Tips: Align tees properly to avoid flow restrictions. For sewerage, install with downward slopes (1/4″ per foot) to promote drainage.

Usage

• Primary Applications: Connecting pipes in residential/commercial water supply lines (potable water) and sewerage systems (wastewater drainage). Ideal for branching mains to fixtures like sinks, toilets, or drains.
• HVAC Context: Used in HVAC plumbing for condensate drains or chilled water lines, where corrosion resistance is key.
• Advantages: Low maintenance, long lifespan (50+ years), cost-effective compared to metal. Handles moderate flows without clogging.
• Limitations: Not for high-pressure steam or extreme temperatures. Avoid direct sunlight exposure without UV stabilizers. For sewerage, ensure compatibility with effluent types to prevent degradation.
• Maintenance: Inspect for leaks periodically; clean with mild detergents if needed. Replace if damaged by impact or chemicals.