12FP-08FPS-08FPS TEE

Description & Features

This forged steel tee fitting features a 3/4-14 Female NPTF thread, conforming to SAE J476 standards, designed for a secure connection. Two additional ports feature 1/2-14 Female NPSM Swivel threads, adhering to SAE J514 specifications, offering versatile connection options.

With a centerline length of 1.750 inches and an overall length of 3.500 inches, the 12FP-08FPS-08FPS TEE is suitable for a range of hydraulic applications. It also includes a warning for California residents regarding Proposition 65.

SKU: 1602-12-08-08-FG

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 1602-12-08-08-FG

Alternate Part Numbers: 1602-12-08-08, A2253-8-12S

Specifications

Brand
BRENNAN
Connection Size 1
3/4 in
Connection Size 2
1/2 in
Connection Size 3
1/2 in
Connection Type
FNPSM Swivel, FNPT
Connection Type 1
Female SAE NPTF
Connection Type 2
SAE FNPSM Swivel
Connection Type 3
SAE FNPSM Swivel
Dimension Standards
SAE J476, SAE J514
Finish
Trivalent Zinc-Plated
Fitting Type
Tee
Hex Size
1-1/4
l2 Dimensions
1.36 in
l Dimensions
3-1/2 in
Material
Steel
Material Construction
AISI C1045 Steel
Maximum Operating Pressure
3000 psi
Series
1602-FG Series
Thread 2 Drill Dimensions
0.46 in
Thread 3 Drill Dimensions
0.46 in
Thread B1 Drill Dimensions
0.719 in
Thread Size
3/4-14 x 1/2-14

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Diane M on Dec 25, 2025, 12:25 PM
What’s the centerline length on this tee fitting?
Answer by: Customer Support on Dec 26, 2025, 4:56 PM
The centerline length is 1.750 inches, according to the specs.
Question by: Tommy W on Mar 11, 2026, 2:57 PM
what's the thread setup on this tee? got a 3/4 female NPTF line coming in and need to split it off to two 1/2 inch ports
Answer by: Customer Support on Mar 12, 2026, 4:25 PM
That matches up exactly with what this fitting does. The main port is a 3/4-14 Female NPTF, which conforms to SAE J476. The two branch ports are both 1/2-14 Female NPSM Swivel threads, built to SAE J514. So you've got one larger inlet and two smaller swivel outlets, which is a pretty common split when you're reducing down to feed two separate lines off one supply.

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