Reducing tee 90 degrees PVC-C PN16

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The Georg Fischer reducing tee 90 degrees in PVC-C (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) is a metric pressure fitting engineered for creating reduced 90-degree branch connections in industrial piping networks. Manufactured from unplasticized post-chlorinated polyvinyl chloride in Agate Grey RAL 7038, this fitting conforms to ISO 15493, ISO 727, and DIN 8079/8080 dimensional standards. Rated for nominal pressures up to PN16 (16 bar) at 20 degrees Celsius, it delivers high mechanical strength, dimensional stability, and long-term creep resistance under demanding operating conditions.

Compared to conventional PVC-U, PVC-C provides elevated thermal endurance and chemical resistance, safely operating at fluid temperatures up to 80 degrees Celsius under pressure. The material exhibits exceptional resistance against aggressive media, including concentrated mineral acids, caustic alkalis, and saline solutions. In chemical lines carrying concentrated acids such as sulfuric acid up to 96 percent, dependable containment is achieved when jointed with dedicated solvent cements like Dytex. Metric solvent cement sockets are calibrated with tight tolerances to ensure an accurate interference fit, uniform adhesive distribution, and permanent, leak-tight joints. Depending on the diameter configuration, branch reduction is accomplished through single-body moulding or factory-matched reducing bushes that ensure laminar flow and minimal hydraulic head loss.

Designed for industrial process installations, this 90-degree reducing tee is widely specified in chemical synthesis, industrial wastewater treatment, surface finishing, and facilities requiring paint-compatible, silicone-free components. As an authorised Georg Fischer distributor, BigWeld supplies these genuine components directly to contractors and engineers across Europe, ensuring dependable technical support and adherence to industrial standards.