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Product information
Copper press tee fittings give you a quick way to add a permanent branch into compatible copper pipework without soldering on site. This range is built for jobs where you need a tee rather than a straight join or change of direction, with equal and reducing options to suit common plumbing and heating layouts. If you are branching off an existing run and want to stay within an M-Profile copper press system, these tees give you practical choices across a broad spread of pipe sizes.
The main decision is whether you need an equal tee or a reducing tee. Equal tees keep all three connections the same size, which is often the straightforward choice when the run and branch are all matched. Reducing tees are used where the branch or one part of the run needs a different diameter, helping you step down from larger distribution pipework to a smaller take-off. In this collection, sizes span from 15mm up to 54mm, with reducing patterns covering a range of common branch arrangements.
It is worth checking the full size designation carefully before ordering. With tees, one visible dimension does not tell you all three connection sizes. The two run connections and the branch connection need to match the pipework you are installing, in the order stated by the manufacturer. That matters most on reducing end and branch tees, and on options such as female branch tees where the branch connection differs from a plain copper press outlet.
On site, press tees are often chosen to help keep work moving and to avoid hot works. Each joint is made by preparing the copper pipe correctly, inserting it to the specified depth and pressing the marked area with compatible jaws and tooling. Access still matters around every socket, especially on a tee where nearby pipework and branch direction can make jaw placement tighter than on a straight coupling. This collection is M-Profile, so the fitting, jaws and press tool should all match the manufacturer’s stated system.
If you are building out a full press installation, you can pair these tees with the wider Copper Press Pipe Fittings range, or compare Copper Press Coupling Pipe Fittings if you need a straight connection instead of a branch. Once you have confirmed the tee pattern, all three connection sizes and the correct press profile, choosing the right fitting becomes much simpler.