Design: Shaped like a "T," with a 90° branch connecting perpendicularly to the main pipe. The reducer aspect allows for connecting pipes of different diameters, making it versatile for systems that require a change in pipe size.

Access Port: Comes with a removable cap or threaded access point, which provides an opening for inspection, cleaning, and maintenance of the pipeline without dismantling the entire section. This is especially useful in drainage and wastewater systems where debris may accumulate.

Material: Typically made from durable materials like PVC, copper, cast iron, or stainless steel, depending on the application and fluid type (e.g., water, gas, or corrosive chemicals).

Sizing: Available in a range of sizes to fit various pipe diameters; ensure the reducer sizing matches the pipes in the system for optimal performance.

Ease of Maintenance: The access port allows for faster, easier maintenance, reducing the need to cut or disassemble pipes for regular upkeep.