AGM upvc Red Tee 6×4″

Description

Upvc Red Tee 6×4″ AGM 

 

AGM upvc for warm water, imported from Saudi Arab. Schedule 40 materials for high pressure and drain, sever, contact 0322-3540656

 

What is AGM upvc Red Tee 6×4″ ?

 

The AGM UPVC Reducer Tee 6×4″ Schedule 40 is a crucial fitting used in non-metallic piping systems, primarily for distributing water or sewage.¹ AGM (Arabian Gulf Manufacturers Ltd.) is a known producer of piping systems from Saudi Arabia.

While some search results mention the color as white or gray for the standard Schedule 40 UPVC fittings, your specification of “Red Tee” might indicate a specific color code used by a regional distributor for a particular series or application (e.g., to distinguish from other pressure/DWV fittings). The core technical details, however, remain consistent with the UPVC Schedule 40 reducing tee specifications.

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🏗️ Information and Description

The fitting is a Reducer Tee (Tee Fitting) which is shaped like the letter “T” and has three connections.³ A reducer tee allows a pipeline to be split into two lines or two lines to be combined into one, with one of the ports being a smaller diameter than the other two.

• Brand: AGM (Arabian Gulf Manufacturers Ltd.).

• Material: UPVC (Un plasticized Polyvinyl Chloride), a rigid, non-toxic, and corrosion-resistant plastic.

• Type: Reducer Tee (often referred to as a Sanitary Tee Reducer in drainage applications).

• Function: Used to create a 90-degree branch line from a main pipeline and simultaneously reduce the pipe size on the branch or run.

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⚙️ Key Specifications

Specification	Detail	Explanation
Size	6×4 inches (Nominal Size)	The main line ports are 6 inches, and the branch/outlet port is 4 inches.
Schedule	Schedule 40 (Sch 40)	Refers to the wall thickness of the fitting. Schedule 40 is the most common thickness for UPVC pressure and DWV (Drain, Waste, Vent) applications. It is less thick than Schedule 80.
Standards	ASTM D2466 / D2665	Generally conforms to American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards for PVC plastic pipe fittings (D2466 for Sch 40 pressure fittings, D2665 for DWV fittings).
Joint Type	Slip / Solvent Weld	The connections are typically socket ends (slip) designed for a solvent cement joint, which creates a permanent, watertight, and pressure-tight seal.
Max Operating Temp	140°F (60°C)	UPVC is limited to moderate temperatures; prolonged use above this temperature can reduce the fitting’s pressure rating.

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🛠️ Installation

Installation of UPVC fittings typically involves solvent cement welding and requires proper preparation for a leak-proof joint.

1. Cut and Deburr: Cut the UPVC pipe square and remove burrs from both the inside and outside of the pipe end.

2. Dry Fit: Test-fit the pipe into the fitting’s socket. The pipe should fit snugly, extending about one-third to two-thirds of the way into the socket without cement.

3. Clean: Use a specialized cleaner or primer to wipe the pipe’s joining surface and the inside of the fitting’s socket. This softens the plastic for better fusion with the cement.

4. Apply Solvent Cement: Apply a thin, even coat of UPVC solvent cement to the outside of the pipe end and a slightly heavier coat to the inside of the fitting socket. Apply quickly, as the cement dries fast.

5. Insert and Turn: Immediately insert the pipe fully into the fitting socket, giving it a quarter-turn (90-degree twist) to evenly distribute the cement and ensure complete contact.

6. Hold: Hold the joint firmly for about 30 seconds to prevent the pipe from pushing back out.

7. Cure: Wipe off excess cement and allow the joint to cure (dry) according to the solvent cement manufacturer’s recommendations (often at least 24 hours for pressurizing the system).

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💧 Usage and Applications

The AGM UPVC Reducer Tee 6×4″ Sch 40 is highly versatile and used for the directional change and reduction of flow in fluid handling systems:

• Sewerage and Drainage: Its smooth interior walls resist buildup and corrosion, making it ideal for Drain, Waste, and Vent (DWV) systems, including main sewer lines and connections to branch lines.

• Water Supply (Non-Potable/Pressure): It’s suitable for non-potable water distribution systems where the Schedule 40 pressure rating is sufficient. This includes general plumbing in commercial and residential buildings.

• Agricultural Irrigation: Used for diverting water flow from a larger main line (6″) to a smaller secondary line (4″) in irrigation networks.

• Industrial Applications: Employed in various industrial settings for transporting liquids, especially where resistance to chemicals and corrosion is required.