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The T Connector is our most popular and versatile structural pipe fitting. It is designed to natively fit electrical conduit which is readily available at your local hardware store. The 3/4" and 1" variants will clamp securely to their respective size.The 1/2" connector variant includes two adapter shims for building with 1/2" EMT Conduit. The T fitting allows you to easily connect two pipes at a 90 degree angle or use it as an elbow on the ends of conduit. You only need a single 5mm hex wrench for the T Connector assembly.
*Hardware is included with each T connector
The T connector consists of two mirrored pieces that interlock together with a puzzle piece design. The two pieces clamp together with one nut and bolt. The clamp design allows you to quickly change a connection while building or remove and reuse the connectors in a future project.The pocket feature locks the nut into place when tightening, this makes for an easy one tool assembly no matter which side the nut is on. Every connector comes with a pre applied friction band that makes connections even more secure.
Just what I was looking for. Great product! Excellent quality!
Ordered it a few weeks ago and just got to try them out.
So I’ve never used them before and wasn’t sure what to expect but I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised. Did even better than I expected a lot stronger than they look.
I will definitely order more of them in the future ( next project). Thank you for the help ordering what I needed as well
Great product!!!!
I need garden hoops to support shade cloth in the summer and frost protection in the spring and fall. We have VERY high winds here and the normal garden center hoops would not hold up to it. Maker pipe hardware made it very simple to tie the hoops together for extra rigidiity. I'm quite pleased with the result and will be using more of the hardware in the future.
A great product.
Made the frame for a duck hunting blind for my boat in a minimal amount of time. It remains fully adjustable and easily modified if required.
I originally looked at using PVC, but once glued, that's it.
Once I found Maker Pipe, it was also a less expensive option.
Well done folks!
