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Forged Threaded Fittings
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Threaded Elbow |
Threaded Tee |
Threaded Union |
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Square Head Plug |
Threaded Coupling |
Hexagonal Nipple |
Specification:
， From 1/8" NPS to 4" NPS;
Connection Type:
， Socket-Welding & Threaded;
Pressure Class:
， 4.0MPa, 2000lb, 3000lb, 6000lb, 9000lb (corresponding wall thickness: SCH80, SCH160,XXS )
Forged Items:
， Elbow, Tee, Cross;
， Coupling, Reducing insert, Cap;
， Union, Hexagon Nipple;
， Bushing(male & female), Round head Plug, Square head Plug, Hexagonal head Plug;
， Swage Nipple;
， Weldolet, Elbowlet, Sockolet, Thredolet, Nipolet, Letrolet, etc;
Standard Applied:
， ANSI B16.11, MSS SP-83, MSS SP-95, MSS SP-97, MSS SP-79
Materials Available:
， Stainless Steel: ASTM A182 F304, 304L, 316, 316L, 317, 317L, 321, 310, 347, 904L etc.
， Carbon Steel: ASTM A105, A694 F42, 46, 52, 56, 60, 65, 70, A350 LF3, A350 LF2 etc.
， Alloy Steel: ASTM A182 F1, F5, F9, F11, F22, F91 etc.
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| Threaded Fittings/Forged Fittings |
1.Socket Weld Elbow Fittings
The Socket Weld Elbow Fitting is a pipe fitting installed between two lengths of pipe or tube allowing a change of direction, usually 90＜ or 45＜. The ends can be be machined
for Threaded (usually female), or socketed. When the two ends differ in size, it is called a Reducing or Reducer elbow.Most elbows are available in short radius or long radius of types. The short radius elbows have a center to end distance equal to the NPS in inches, while the long radius is 1.5 times the NPS in inches.
2.Threaded Elbow Threaded Fittings
The Threaded Elbow Fitting is a pipe fitting installed between two lengths of pipe or tube allowing a change of direction, usually 90＜ or 45＜. The ends can be be machined for Threaded (usually female), or socketed. When the two ends differ in size, it is called a Reducing or Reducer Elbow.Most Elbows are available in short radius or long radius of types. The short radius Elbows have a center to end distance equal to the NPS in inches, while the long radius is 1.5 times the NPS in inches.
3.Socket Weld Tee Fittings
A Socket Weld Tee Fitting is used to either combine or split a fluid flow. The most common Socket Weld Tees have the same inlet and outlet sizes, but 'Reducing' Socket Weld Tees are available as well.
4.Threaded Tee Threaded Fittings
A Threaded Tee Fitting is used to either combine or split a fluid flow. The most common Threaded Tees have the same inlet and outlet sizes, but 'reducing' Threaded Tees are available as well.
5.Socket Weld Cross Fittings
A Socket Weld Cross Fitting has one inlet and three outlets, or vice versa.
6.Threaded Cross Threaded Fittings
A Threaded Cross Fitting has one inlet and three outlets, or vice versa. Threaded Cross Fittings are easy to install and remove and are available in various sizes and threading.
7.Socket Weld Couplings Fittings
A Socket Weld Pipe Coupling fitting connects two pipes to each other. If the material and size of the pipe are not the same, the fitting may be called a 'Reducing Coupling' or Reducer, or sometimes an Adapter.
8.Threaded Couplings Threaded Fittings
A Threaded Coupling connects two pipes to each other. If the material and size of the pipe are not the same, the fitting may be called a 'Reducing Coupling' or Reducer, or sometimes an Adapter.
9.Socket Weld Cap Fittings
A Socket Weld Cap is a type of pipe fitting, usually liquid or gas tight, which covers the end of a pipe to stop flow. A Cap has a similar function to a Plug.
10.Socket Weld Union Fittings
A Socket Weld Union Pipe Fitting is similar to a Coupling, except it is designed to allow quick and convenient disconnection of pipes for maintenance or fixture replacement. While a Couplingwould require either solvent welding or being able to rotate all the pipes adjacent as with a Threaded Coupling, a Union provides a simple nut transition, allowing easy release at any time.
11.Threaded Union Threaded Fittings
A Threaded Union Fitting is similar to a Coupling, except it is designed to allow quick and convenient disconnection of pipes for maintenance or fixture replacement. While a Coupling would require either solvent welding or being able to rotate all the pipes adjacent as with a Threaded Coupling, a Union provides a simple nut transition, allowing easy release at any time.
12.Pipe Nipples and Barrel Nipples
A Pipe Nipple or Barrel Nipple is defined as being a short stub of pipe which has two male ends. Nipples are commonly used for plumbing and hoses, and second as Valves for funnels and pipes.
13.Threaded Plugs
A Threaded Plug pipe fitting closes off the end of a pipe. It is similar to a Threaded Cap but it fits inside the fitting it is mated to.
14.Concentric Swages and Eccentric Swages
The most common use of Swaging is to attach fittings to pipes or cables (also called wire ropes); the parts loosely fit together, and a mechanical or hydraulic tool compresses and deforms the fitting, creating a permanent joint. Pipe flaring machines are another example. Flared pieces of pipe are sometimes known as "Swage Nipples," "Pipe Swages," or "Reducing Nipples.
15.Socket Weld Reducing Inserts
This is a Socket Weld version of a Bush. Reducer Inserts comply with MSS Standard SP-79. They enable standard Socket Weld Fittings to be used for making any combination of pipe line reductions, quickly and economically. Socket Weld Reducer Inserts serve the same purpose as Threaded Reducing Bushings with threaded fittings.
16.Buttweld Branch Outlet Fittings
"Outlet" is a generic term for all branch type connections. They can come with Threaded, Socket Weld, and Butt Weld end connections. The most common types are used in place of a Tee. A holeis cut in the side of the pipe, the Outlet is welded in place over the hole and then the additional length of pipe is attached to the Outlet.Similar to reducing Tees, Outlets are usually described by two sizes. The Run or Header size refers to the pipe on which the Outlet is mounted. The Outlet or Branch size refers to the length of pipe branching off of the run.This type of fitting is contoured to match the curve on the Header Pipe and beveled on the Branch side to mate up with a beveled piece of the branch pipe.
17.Buttweld Branch Outlet Fittings
"Outlet" is a generic term for all branch type connections. They can come with Threaded, Socket Weld, and Butt Weld end connections. The most common types are used in place of a Tee. A hole is cut in the side of the pipe, the Outlet is welded in place over the hole and then the additional length of pipe is attached to the Outlet.Similar to reducing Tees, Outlets are usually described by two sizes. The Run or Header size refers to the pipe on which the Outlet is mounted. The Outlet or Branch size refers to the length of pipe branching off of the run.This type of fitting is contoured to match the curve on the Header Pipe and beveled on the Branch side to mate up with a beveled piece of the branch pipe.
18.Male / Female 90＜ Street Elbows
A Street Elbow is a type of plumbing or piping fitting intended to join a piece of pipe and another fitting at an angle. The difference between a "Street Elbow" and a regular Elbow is the nature of the fittings on either end.A Street Elbow has a female fitting (hub or FIP) on one side and a male pipe or MIP fitting on the other end. The advantage of the Street Elbow is that it can be connected directly to another fitting without having to use a short connecting piece called a pipe Nipple.They can be used in water supply, drainage, sewer vents, central vacuum systems, compressed air and gas lines, HVAC, sump pump drains, and any location where plumbing fittings would be used to join sections of pipe. |
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