Does this...

[cdbe]

Does the larger end of this fit into a 15mm compression fitting? Hoping to avoid using a double ring one and a bit of pipe in a small space.

Thanks

 

[Deleted member 267285]

No that‘s a 22x15mm fitting reducer, as per the description underneath. What exactly are you trying to achieve? Any photo?

 

[Madrab]

A straight coupler with just enough pipe to fit a compression fitting wouldn't be much longer than that reducer. Your talking a couple of mm's

 

[cdbe]

Sorry, I meant the 15mm to 10mm version. I want to tee off a 22mm pipe which I don't want to solder so I'll use a 22x22x15 compression reducing tee, then reduce to 10mm so if I solder my 10mm pipe into the small end will the large end fit in the 15mm compression outlet on the tee? Just save a bit if space, finding a bit of 15mm pipe and an extra solder joint (not my forte!)

 

[Deleted member 267285]

Yes that would work, 15x10mm reducer so that the 15mm end will sit in the reduced part of the tee. Or you might be able to use one of these - I haven’t used them but perhaps someone else can confirm if it would work?

 

[thomp1983]

JG Speedfit Reducer

John Guest Speedfit products blend push-fit and multi-seal technology for a reliable leak-proof connection. Simple to install and no tools are required when installing or demounting fittings, making it easy to manoeuvre in tight spaces or readjust joins.Speedfit's extensive choice of plastic...

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I've used the 22mm to 15mm version of the above with no issues, you could then use a speed fit reducing tee for the other part.

 

[Deleted member 267285]

JG Speedfit Reducer

John Guest Speedfit products blend push-fit and multi-seal technology for a reliable leak-proof connection. Simple to install and no tools are required when installing or demounting fittings, making it easy to manoeuvre in tight spaces or readjust joins.Speedfit's extensive choice of plastic...

www.toolstation.com

I've used the 22mm to 15mm version of the above with no issues, you could then use a speed fit reducing tee for the other part.

Trouble is they’re bulky and long and OP states not much space.

 

[cdbe]

Thanks. I've used a few of those little insert on some rad valves in the past, I recall I had trouble with one of them leaking so I avoid them now.