JMF COMPANY 3/4C X 1/2C X 3/4C WROT TEE BAR

The JMF Company 3/4C x 1/2C x 3/4C Wrot Tee BAR is a high‑quality copper fitting engineered for branching and distribution in potable water, hydronic heating, and mechanical piping systems. This mixed‑size tee provides two 3/4 in solder‑cup connections with a reduced 1/2 in branch outlet, enabling efficient step‑down transitions within copper tubing networks.

Manufactured from premium wrot copper, it delivers superior corrosion resistance, consistent solderability, and long‑term durability. The BAR‑series construction ensures uniform interior surfaces for smooth flow, reduced turbulence, and reliable performance in both residential and commercial installations.

DETAILS

• Model Number: 2546012081202
• Product Name: 3/4C x 1/2C x 3/4C Wrot Tee BAR
• Manufacturer: JMF Company
• Material: Wrot copper
• Color: Copper
• Dimensions: Approx 2.1 in x 1.5 in
• Connection Size Branch 1: 3/4 in
• Connection Size Branch 2: 1/2 in
• Connection Size Branch 3: 3/4 in
• Series: BAR
• Package Contents: One 3/4C x 1/2C x 3/4C wrot tee BAR
• Items Included: 1

KEY FEATURES

• Mixed‑Size Reducing Tee: Enables branching from 3/4 in supply lines to a 1/2 in secondary run
• Wrot Copper Body: Provides excellent durability and corrosion resistance
• Uniform Solder Cups: Ensures strong, leak‑free solder joints
• Optimized Internal Flow: Maintains system efficiency and minimizes head loss
• BAR‑Series Reliability: Precision‑formed for accurate alignment and consistent installation
• Versatile Application: Effective in potable water, hydronics, HVAC, and general mechanical piping

APPLICATIONS

• Residential Plumbing: Reducing branch from 3/4 in mains to 1/2 in fixture feeds
• Commercial Systems: Branching and distribution in mechanical spaces and riser systems
• Hydronic Heating: Perfect for loop takeoffs requiring mixed tube sizes
• Industrial Utility Lines: Copper distribution systems with stepped‑down flow requirements
• Repairs & Expansions: Ideal for retrofitting mixed‑size branches into existing copper lines