Primaflow Compression Tee - 22mm

WRAS approval signifies that the product has been independently assessed and meets strict standards for use with drinking water in the UK, ensuring it does not harm water quality or health.

Yes, Primaplus compression fittings are suitable for both water and gas installations, provided they meet all relevant local regulations and standards for gas. Always confirm with your local gas authority.

The BS Kite Mark is a voluntary quality mark in the UK that indicates a product conforms to the relevant British Standard (BS), demonstrating a commitment to quality and safety.

Yes, the olive (or compression ring) is designed to deform and create a seal during installation. It is recommended to replace the olive if you need to disassemble and reassemble the joint.

Yes, this fitting is compatible with suitable plastic pipes designed for compression fittings, in addition to copper and brass.

You will typically need two pipe wrenches to tighten the compression nut securely. Ensure the pipe is cut squarely using a pipe cutter and deburred.

These fittings are manufactured in Britain, adhering to high production standards.

Check that the pipe is inserted fully, the olive is correctly seated, and the compression nut is tightened sufficiently. Ensure the pipe is not damaged or out of round. If the leak persists, the olive may need to be replaced and the joint re-made.

Ensure the pipe and fitting threads are clean and free from debris. Do not force the nut; check for any misalignment of the pipe or olive. If the pipe is deformed, it may need to be re-cut.

Verify that the correct size fitting (22mm) is being used for the pipe. Ensure the pipe end is square and free of burrs. Check that the fitting meets the relevant British and European standards (EN 1254, WRAS, Kite Mark).