GENTLE UTD Mini Reducer T Coupler｜6→4 mm Compact Splitter

• Ultra-Compact Body for Tight Routing: ~40% smaller / ~20% slimmer for dense layouts in control panels, behind panels, rail-side slots, fixtures, and robot wrists.
• 6→4 mm Side Reducer Tee: Straight run stays 6 mm to preserve main-line flow; the side port steps down to 4 mm, reducing joints and potential leak points.
• Push-to-Connect, Quick Service: Insert fully to the stop to lock; press the release ring to disconnect—faster maintenance.
• Threadless Tube-to-Tube Design: All three ports are push-in—no PTFE tape, no threading—great for modular systems and frequent servicing.
• Low ΔP, Airtight Reliability: Smooth bore with O-ring + metal collet sealing, rated 0–0.9 MPa, 5–60 °C.
• Color Options for Line ID: Black or grey-white (-GW) finishes for clean identification and styling.
• Applications: Compact reducer branching in automation modules, in-machine distribution, EOAT sub-lines, test benches, and behind-panel manifolds.

Q1: What's the difference between UTD and UT?
A: UTD is a reducing union tee (straight 6 mm, side 4 mm); UT is an equal union tee (all ports same size).

Q2: Can UTD replace threaded TT/TB tees?
A: No. UTD is threadless for tube-to-tube reduction. Use TT/TB when mating to valves or metal piping.

Q3: What is the recommended installation sequence?
A: Cut square, deburr, clean/dry → push fully to the stop → pull-check → pressure-hold/leak-test at working pressure.

Q4: Is it reusable? Any precautions?
A: Yes. If the tube end is nicked or ovalized, trim a fresh section before reinsertion to protect sealing and grip.

Q5: Operating conditions?
A: 0–0.9 MPa, 5–60 °C with clean, dry compressed air. Verify compatibility for oil mist, chemicals, or vacuum before deployment.

Q6: Will pressure drop increase?
A: Keeping the main run at 6 mm and stepping down at the side port shortens the path and reduces fittings; vs. "tee + separate reducer," ΔP is typically lower.

Q7: Any flow-direction constraint?
A: Non-directional. Assign inlet/outlets based on your layout; for splitting, use single-port in with side/out ports for balanced supply.

Q8: How to troubleshoot minor leakage?
A: Confirm full insertion and a passed pull-check, ensure a clean, square cut, remove debris at the port, then re-cut and reconnect before re-testing.