Ashirvad Flowguard Plus Brass Threaded Tee provides versatile branching capabilities with the convenience of threaded connections. This hybrid fitting combines CPVC socket connections for solvent welding to pipes with brass threaded ports for connecting to fixtures, valves, or other threaded components. The tee configuration allows for creating perpendicular branches while maintaining the ability to connect threaded devices.
The brass threaded inserts are securely molded into the CPVC body, ensuring long-term reliability and leak-free performance. Available in various configurations (all threaded, partially threaded, or single threaded outlet), these tees provide flexibility in system design. Essential for manifold systems, fixture connections, and installations requiring both permanent pipe connections and removable threaded access.
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
Specification
Details
Fitting Type
Brass Threaded Tee (Hybrid)
Body Material
CPVC with brass threaded inserts
Maximum Temperature
93?C (200?F) continuous service
Pressure Rating
PN 15 (15 kg/cm? at 25?C)
Connections
Socket (solvent weld) + Brass threads (FPT/MPT)
Standards
ASTM D2846, NSF certified
Recommended Applications
Manifold Systems: Creating distribution manifolds with threaded outlets for individual zones
Valve Installations: Branching to threaded ball valves and shut-off valves
Fixture Connections: Creating branches to threaded taps, showers, and fixtures
Appliance Hookups: Branching to washing machines, dishwashers, and water purifiers
Geyser Installations: Creating threaded connections for water heater inlet/outlet branches
Multi-Outlet Distribution: Building systems with both permanent and removable connections
Installation Guidelines
Pipe Preparation: Cut CPVC pipes squarely; deburr and chamfer pipe ends at 10-15?
Socket Connections: Clean pipe ends and sockets; apply CPVC solvent cement; insert pipes with quarter turn
Thread Preparation: Wrap brass threads with 3-4 layers of PTFE tape in clockwise direction
Threaded Connections: Hand-tighten threaded components; use wrench for final 1-2 turns; avoid over-tightening
Testing: Allow 24 hours curing; pressurize system and check all connections for leaks





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