Plastic Barb Tee Fittings A plastic Barb Tee is a T-shaped plumbing connector used to split, combine, or redirect fluid and air flow paths within a flexible tubing system. Constructed from premium virgin plastics like Nylon, Polypropylene and Polyethylene, these lightweight fittings offer excellent impact and abrasion resistance, making them ideal for water lines, laboratory equipment, agricultural spraying, and DIY plumbing projects. Perfect for long draw Beer and Wine dispensing, Beverage, Ice & Potable Water Systems.

• Nylon: Offers strong impact resistance, high tensile strength, and excellent chemical resistance against organic solvents and oils. It is widely used in automotive vacuum lines, water lines, and labs.
• Polyethylene / Polypropylene: Best for general water handling, agricultural setups, and low-pressure plumbing due to superior moisture resistance and cost efficiency.
• Perfect for long draw Beer and Wine dispensing, Beverage, Ice & Potable Water Systems
• Typical Applications; Water, Oil, Gas, Hydraulic, Pneumatic, Food and Beverage, Marine, Auto, OHV, UTV, Aviation, Hydroponics, Irrigation, Corrosive Environments
• Use Oetiker Clamps related to the Outside Diameter of your Tubing/Hose for a tight leak proof seal around the barb.
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White Nylon - made from virgin grade formulated to resist physical stress and abrasion. This material meets F.D.A. requirements of Code of Federal Regulation part 177.1500 and is therefore suitable for food contact surfaces.

• Temperature Range: -40°F to 200°F
• Working Pressure: 125 PSI Maximum

Black Polyethylene - made from a high molecular weight linear polyethylene formulated for chemical compatibility and high impact resistance at lower temperatures. Polyethylene is NSF approved for potable water.

• Temperature Range: -65°F to 190°F
• Working Pressure: 125 PSI Maximum

Polypropylene - made from the finest polypropylene resins. Polypropylene is used for its resistance to a wide range of chemicals. Working pressures decrease as temperatures increase.

• NSF-approved materials
• FDA-approved materials
• Note: Do not use with compressed air or gas