Hollaender 70-7 External Coupling Aluminum 1.25 in storage shed
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Hollaender
Aluminum side-outlet tee connects 1.5 in pipe at a right angle, weighs 0.53 and meets ASTM B179 535
The Hollaender 11E-8 is a side outlet tee fitting made from aluminum for 1.5 in pipe size. It suits structural frameworks where a perpendicular branch connection is required. Builders assembling handrails, guardrails or outdoor structures use this corrosion-resistant component to join three pipe sections at a single junction.
The unfinished aluminum body resists corrosion in exposed environments and weighs .53 units. Its inside diameter measures 2 in to accommodate pipe with an actual outer diameter of 1 7/8 in. The overall length is 3 5/8 in, and the fitting meets ASTM B179 535 standards for material quality. This connector is not for installations that demand a different pipe size or a non-aluminum alloy.
| Brand | HOLLAENDER |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.53 |
The side-outlet tee is made for 1.5 in pipe size and fits an actual pipe outer diameter of 1 7/8 in.
The overall length of the tee is 3 5/8 in and it weighs 0.53 lb.
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