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    SKU: SMA-BL1118 Black Iron Tee Fitting for Farm Hydraulic and Plumbing Systems


    Black Iron Tee Fitting for Farm Hydraulic and Plumbing Systems
    Purchase Black Iron Tee Fitting for Farm Hydraulic and Plumbing Systems
    • SKU: SMA-BL1118 Black Iron Tee Fitting for Farm Hydraulic and Plumbing Systems

    • $9.06

    Description

    When you need to branch hydraulic lines or plumbing on farm equipment, nothing beats the reliability of black iron fittings. This small 1/8-inch tee lets you split fluid flow for gauge lines, pilot circuits, or connecting multiple components to the same pressure source. Whether you're plumbing a hydraulic manifold or setting up compressed air distribution in your shop, having the right fitting makes the difference between a system that works and one that gives you headaches.

    What You're Getting

    • Three female NPT connections give you maximum flexibility for line routing
    • Compact 1/8-inch size fits tight spaces where larger fittings won't work
    • Black iron construction handles high pressure without cracking like plastic fittings can
    • Standard NPT threads work with any compatible pipe or hose fitting

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This tee shines in hydraulic systems where you need to branch pilot lines, connect pressure gauges, or tap into main lines for auxiliary functions. You'll also find it useful for air compressor systems, fuel line modifications, or anywhere you need a small, strong connection point that can handle serious pressure.

    Made to Last

    Black iron fittings are the workhorse choice because they don't crack under pressure like plastic alternatives. The material handles temperature swings from winter shop work to hot summer field repairs, and the threads stay tight even after multiple removals.

    Installation Notes

    Use pipe thread sealant or Teflon tape for the best seal, especially on hydraulic applications. Hand-tighten first, then just snug with a wrench—over-tightening can crack the fitting or damage threads.