T-joint Fitting MFF

T-joint Fitting MFF (Male-Female-Female) is a versatile fitting used in water distribution systems to connect pipes and change the direction of water flow. It is designed to create a T-shaped connection, allowing water to be redirected to another direction. This fitting is commonly used in plumbing installations where multiple pipes need to be joined together while maintaining efficient water distribution.

In terms of size and shape, the T-joint Fitting MFF comes in various sizes to accommodate different pipe dimensions. It typically features three openings: one male thread and two female threads. The male thread enables connection to a compatible pipe or fitting, while the female threads provide the connection points for additional pipes. The T-shape design allows for easy installation and ensures a secure and leak-free connection between pipes.

The threaded joints of the T-joint Fitting MFF play a crucial role in its installation. The fitting adheres to the ISO 228 standard, which is equivalent to DIN EN ISO 228 and BS EN ISO 228. This standardized threading ensures compatibility and interchangeability with other threaded components conforming to the same specifications. The threaded joints enable a secure connection between the fitting and the pipes, ensuring stability and preventing water leakage.