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Unique-Bargains Brass Tee Fitting 5/16" x 5/16" x 1/4" with Clamps
Brass tee fitting joins three tube sizes with corrosion-resistant construction and includes stainless steel clamps for secure connections
- Joins three pipe sizes in one T fitting
- Brass body resists corrosion and handles low temperatures
- 304 stainless clamps grip 6-12 mm ID hoses
- Works with polyethylene, nylon and PU tubing
- Compact 49 x 30 x 10 mm brass tee
Brass Tee Fitting for Multi-Fluid Lines
This brass tee fitting joins three pipes of different diameters in a T configuration for air, water, fuel, oil or gas systems. It accepts polyethylene, nylon or PU tubing and includes three 304 stainless steel clamps sized 6–12 mm. The barbed ends measure 5/16, 5/16 and 1/4 inch outer diameter.
Replaces Mismatched Adapters and Loose Clamps
Use this single fitting instead of separate reducers and generic clamps when you need a secure, leak-resistant junction between three dissimilar lines. The jump is worth it when the installation must handle mixed media and vibration without loosening over time.
Holds Seal Under Continuous Pressure
Brass construction resists corrosion and retains strength at low temperatures, keeping the barbs rigid during sustained flow and thermal cycling. The 304 stainless clamps maintain clamping force across the 6–12 mm range, preventing hose blow-off during prolonged operation.
Highlights
- Joins three pipe sizes in one T fitting
- Brass body resists corrosion and handles low temperatures
- 304 stainless clamps grip 6-12 mm ID hoses
- Works with polyethylene, nylon and PU tubing
- Compact 49 x 30 x 10 mm brass tee
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What hose inner diameters fit the 5/16" and 1/4" barbs on this tee?
The barbs are 5/16" (8 mm) and 1/4" (7 mm) OD, so hoses with matching 5/16" and 1/4" ID will seat correctly.
How do I install the tee and where do the three 304 stainless clamps go?
Push each hose onto its barb until it covers the ridges, slide a clamp over the hose, then tighten the worm-drive screw; the step often missed is positioning the clamp behind the last barb ridge for a secure seal.
When should I replace the brass tee or the stainless clamps?
Replace the tee if you see dezincification, cracks or stripped threads, and replace any clamp whose band is corroded or whose screw no longer holds torque.
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