Inserta Tee 6" N12 Connection Fitting

Name: Inserta Tee 6" N12 Connection Fitting
Brand: ADS
SKU: 6N12MF12-15N12-12
Price: 359.92 USD
Availability: InStock

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SKU 6N12MF12-15N12-12

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The 6" lateral Inserta Tee fitting is a three-piece service connection consisting of a PVC hub, rubber sleeve, and stainless steel band. Unit is designed for a N12 Lateral pipe.

The Inserta Tee fitting compression fits into the cored wall of a mainline and requires no special tooling. Each fitting provides the most efficient, cost-effective way to reinstate laterals in any gravity-flow, sewer or water application.

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PRODUCT DETAILS

3 piece lateral drain fitting provides water-tight seal
PVC hub, rubber sleeve, and stainless steel band included

Inserta Tee 3 piece later connection fitting

LATERAL PIPE TAP INSTALL

Multi-fit options for waste and storm water scenarios
Easily tap into mainline pipes made of SDR35, N12, concrete & clay
Installs without need for glues, epoxies, grout, or awkward gaskets.

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Different Types of Sewer Systems

Most experts fully understand the importance of sewer pipe systems that are dependable and reliable for different needs. There are several options you should be aware of when choosing a system for either residential or commercial uses.

When you are in the market for a sewer pipe system, you should get with someone at your local store, whether The Home Depot or elsewhere and discover the various options available for you. They will help you find the best pipe system to match your needs.

The Different Kinds Of Sewer Pipe Systems

Getting with someone who knows the different sewer pipe systems will be an enormous help when you are ready to purchase a system. Here are some of the best sewer pipe systems for most applications:

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• Clay Sewer Pipes
• Polyvinyl Chloride or PVC
• Cast Iron Pipes
• Orangeburg Sewer Pipes
• Galvanized Pipes
• Clay Sewer Pipes
• Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)

PVC is the most popular pipe used for residential sewer systems. These pipes are lightweight and can resist corrosion as well as damage caused by chemicals. They are relatively inexpensive and will last a long time.

Cast Iron Pipes are chosen for their durability and strength against the invasion of roots. That said, they are more expensive than other choices and can be somewhat difficult to install.

The Pros And Cons Of Different Kinds Of Sewer Pipes

There is no doubt, different kinds of sewer pipes come with different pros and cons so it's important to know the differences before making a decision. Here is a brief run-down of the various pipes available for you:

Cast Iron Sewer Pipes

As the name states, these pipes are made from cast iron. They will last a very long time and are durable. They are both rust and corrosion resistant so you do not have to worry about exposure to water.

That said, they are heavy and can be difficult to work with which means they will be time-consuming and difficult to install.

PVC Sewer Pipes

PVC or Polyvinyl Chloride pipes are very affordable sewer pipes. These pipes might be a good match if you are living on a budget. They are lightweight and very easy to install so you shouldn't have any problems installing them yourself or bring in professional help. The downside, they are known to crack in colder temperatures or climates.

Polyethylene Sewer Pipes

These pipes are made from high-density polyethylene resin which is known to resist chemical damage, corrosion, and abrasion. They are very easy to install because they can be cut to fit the space you have. The downside, they cost more than other pipes and you will have to bring in a professional to install them.

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Clay Pipes

These pipes have been around for a very long time and are still very popular today. Clay pipes are known to last for a very long time, up to 100 years or longer. They are very easy to repair if you have signs of cracking or leaking. The biggest downside, they are heavy and therefore difficult to install due to their weight and size.

There are several advantages to choosing cast iron, copper, and corrugated metal sewer pipes so read on.

Pipes Made of Cast Iron

Cast Iron Pipes

Cast iron pipes are the most dependable and long-lasting pipes on the market. These pipes will last a very long time and will require very minimal maintenance when needed. They are also excellent for resisting corrosion and fire. These pipes are relatively inexpensive in comparison to other pipes including copper or corrugated metal.

Copper Sewer Pipes

Copper pipes are lightweight making them easy to install and will last over 50 years. They require little to no maintenance and cleaning and are resistant to corrosion.

Copper sewer pipes are the chosen line for areas that suffer from earthquakes because they are incredibly flexible which will reduce the potential for damage.

Corrugated Metal Sewer Pipes

Corrugated metal pipes are not as expensive as cast iron or copper pipes but will last a long time. Corrugated metal pipes will resist rusting and cracking and withstand extreme temperatures and pressures.

These are a few sewer pipes you should discuss with an expert to find what will work best for you.