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T-piece welded fittings

// 90° elbow for precise pipe joints in stainless steel balustrade construction.

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For precise branching and distribution: high-quality stainless steel T-pieces as welded fittings (in accordance with DIN 2615 / EN 10253). Whether you need to split a flow or join two pipes together – we offer the right T-piece in V2A and V4A, available in either a matt or polished finish.

Which design do you require?

T-pieces differ significantly in the diameter of the outlet (the ‘neck’ of the T-piece). We stock both common variants:

1. Equal T-piece (Equal)

All 3 openings have the same diameter.

  • Example: 42.4 mm inlet → 42.4 mm outlet.
  • Application: Standard pipework or in balustrade construction, to connect a post centrally to a handrail.

2. Reduced T-piece

The branch outlet is smaller than the main pipe.

  • Example: 60.3 mm main pipe → 42.4 mm outlet.
  • Application: When smaller branch pipes are to be connected to a main supply pipe without having to weld in additional reducers.

Quality & Standard (Flared End)

Our T-pieces are usually manufactured using the flaring process. This ensures a smooth flow transition internally and a consistent wall thickness at the critical point of the branch.

  • Standard: Manufactured in accordance with DIN 2615 and EN 10253.
  • Welded ends: All three ends are prepared for a V-groove (butt weld).

Finishes: Industrial vs. Design

As with our pipe bends, you have a choice here too:

  • Unpolished (matt): The standard choice for technical pipework, water supply and chemical plants. Focus on function and price.
  • Polished (K240/K320): Specifically for visible applications (e.g. balustrade construction, shopfitting). The finish matches polished stainless steel tubes perfectly.
Tip for balustrade builders:
Use an identical T-piece to route the handrail neatly downwards at a 90° angle to the floor (as an end post) or to fit handrail struts. This saves on mitre cuts and ensures maximum stability through welding.