Ferrule type tee joint AC/AD

The tee joint is a kind of pipe fitting widely used in fluid conveying systems, possessing various characteristics. It can achieve the diversion of one pipeline or the confluence of multiple pipelines, effectively connecting three pipelines, and enabling the fluid to be distributed or collected among different pipelines as required. Its structure is compact, occupying a small space, which makes it convenient to install and use in various complex pipeline layouts. 

The tee joints made of metal materials have high strength and good pressure resistance, and can withstand relatively high fluid pressure, making them suitable for high-pressure environments, such as hydraulic systems, industrial pipelines, etc. Plastic tee joints, on the other hand, have good corrosion resistance, insulation properties, and a relatively low cost. They are often used in some situations where high corrosion resistance is required or the pressure is relatively low, such as in water supply and drainage systems, chemical fluid conveying, etc. 

In terms of connection methods, tee joints have a variety of connection methods, including threaded connection, welding, ferrule connection, etc. An appropriate connection method can be selected according to different pipeline materials and usage environments to ensure the firmness and tightness of the connection, effectively preventing fluid leakage. In addition, tee joints have a wide variety of specifications and dimensions, and have strong versatility. They can meet the requirements of different pipe diameters and flow rates, and can play an important role in the pipeline systems of both large industrial equipment and small-scale civil facilities.