Pipe fittings, Tube fittings
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3000PSI Threaded Equal Tee
A threaded equal tee is a type of pipe fitting that allows for the connection of three
equal-sized pipes or fittings in a plumbing or piping system. It is designed with female
threaded connections on all three ends, allowing for easy installation and disassembly
using threaded pipes or fittings. This type of tee is commonly used in applications
where a branch line needs to be created in a piping system, such as in water distribution,
plumbing, and industrial processes.
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Seamless Reducer Concentric DN 850 X DN 600 Sch 10 ASME B16.9
Products Butt weld carbon steel reducer black steel reducer stainless steel reducer Titanium reducer Size Seamless Pipe Fittings : 1/2″-24″ , DN15-DN600 ERW Pipe Fittings : 24″-72″ , DN600-DN1800. Customize Accepted Thickness SCH10,SCH20,SCH30,STD SCH40, SCH60, SCH80., SCH100, SCH120, SCH140, SCH160
STD, XS, XXS,
SCH5S, SCH20S, SCH40S, SCH80S
MAX WALL THICKNESS: 150MStandard ASME B16.9, ASTM A234, ASTM A420, ANSI B16.9/B16.25/B16.28; MSS SP-75 DIN2605-1/2615/2616/2617 JIS B2311 ,2312,2313 EN 10253-1 ,EN 10253-2, etc We can produce as customers’ drawing and standard. Material Carbon Steel ASTM A234WPB,,A234WPC,A420WPL,St37.0,St35.8,St45.8,PG370,PT410,10#,20#,20G,23g,20R,Q235,16Mn, 16MnR,1Cr5Mo, 12CrMo, 12CrMoG, 12Cr1Mo
Alloy Steel A234WP12,A234WP11,A234WP22,A234WP5,A420WPL6,A420WPL3,1.7335,1.7380, 1.0488(1.0566),PA22,PA23,PA24,PA25,PL380
Stainless Steel
and TitaniumASTM A403 WP304,304L,316,316L,321. 1Cr18Ni9Ti, 00Cr19Ni10,00Cr17Ni14Mo2, ect.,: 1.4301,1.4306,1.4401,1.4571,SUS304,SUS304L,SUS316,SUS316L,SUS321
TA1, TA2
Surface Treatment Hot Galvanized Black Painting Transparent Oil, Anti-Rust Oil Application Petroleum, chemical, machinery, boiler,electric power, shipbuilding, construction, etc Package Wooden Pallet, Wooden Case, Customers’ Requirement Delivery Within 7-10 days in stock, customized as usual 20 days after receiving advance payment from custoners, also
according to quantity
Concentric Reducer
Buttweld concentric reducer is also called welded concentric coupling. It allows from connecting a large pipe to a smaller pipe by means of welding. A concentric reducer allows welded connection between two pipes with the same center line.In concentric reducers the area reduction is concentric and the center line of the pipe on a bigger end and smaller end remains the same. These styles are normally used for vertical lines. So in concentric reducers, the pipe axis remains the same. Reducers are reversible and can be used in any direction.Concentric Reducer: Dimension (mm)
Nominal Diameter Outside Diameter End to End D1*D2 DN NPS Series A Series B H 20×15 3/4×1/2 26.9×21.3 25×18 38 20×10 3/4×3/8 26.9×17.3 25×14 38 25×20 1×3/4 33.7×26.9 32×25 51 25×15 1×1/2 33.7×21.3 32×18 51 32×25 1.1/4×1 42.4×33.7 38×32 51 32×20 1.1/4×3/4 42.4×26.9 38×25 51 32×15 1.1/4×1/2 42.4×21.3 38×18 51 40×32 1.1/2×1.1/4 48.3×42.4 45×38 64 40×25 1.1/2×1 48.3×33.7 45×32 64 40×20 1.1/2×3/4 48.3×26.9 45×25 64 40×15 1.1/2×1/2 48.3×21.3 45×18 64 50×40 2×1.1/2 60.3×48.3 57×45 76 50×32 2×1.1/4 60.3×42.4 57×38 76 50×25 2×1 60.3×33.7 57×32 76 50×20 2×3/4 60.3×26.9 57×25 76 65×50 2.1/2×2 73.0×60.3 76×57 89 65×40 2.1/2×1.1/2 73.0×48.3 76×45 89 65×32 2.1/2×1.1/4 73.0×42.4 76×38 89 65×25 2.1/2×1 73.0×33.7 76×32 89 80×65 3×2.1/2 88.9×73.0 89×76 89 80×50 3×2 88.9×60.3 89×57 89 80×40 3×1.1/2 88.9×48.3 89×45 89 Eccentric Reducer
Eccentric reducer is a fitting used in piping systems between two pipes of different diameters. The same fitting can be used in reverse as an eccentric increaser or expander. They are used where the diameter of the pipe on the upstream side of the fitting (i.e. where flow is coming from) is larger than the downstream side, and where there is a danger that vapor may accumulate. In Eccentric Reducer the reduction of the pipe size is achieved by decreasing the diameter of the fitting at a constant rate over a specified length, maintaining one side of the fitting horizontally.
Eccentric Reducer: Dimension (mm)
Nominal Diameter Outside Diameter End to End D1*D2 DN NPS Series A Series B H 20×15 3/4×1/2 26.9×21.3 25×18 38 20×10 3/4×3/8 26.9×17.3 25×14 38 25×20 1×3/4 33.7×26.9 32×25 51 25×15 1×1/2 33.7×21.3 32×18 51 32×25 1.1/4×1 42.4×33.7 38×32 51 32×20 1.1/4×3/4 42.4×26.9 38×25 51 32×15 1.1/4×1/2 42.4×21.3 38×18 51 40×32 1.1/2×1.1/4 48.3×42.4 45×38 64 40×25 1.1/2×1 48.3×33.7 45×32 64 40×20 1.1/2×3/4 48.3×26.9 45×25 64 40×15 1.1/2×1/2 48.3×21.3 45×18 64 50×40 2×1.1/2 60.3×48.3 57×45 76 50×32 2×1.1/4 60.3×42.4 57×38 76 50×25 2×1 60.3×33.7 57×32 76 50×20 2×3/4 60.3×26.9 57×25 76 65×50 2.1/2×2 73.0×60.3 76×57 89 65×40 2.1/2×1.1/2 73.0×48.3 76×45 89 65×32 2.1/2×1.1/4 73.0×42.4 76×38 89 65×25 2.1/2×1 73.0×33.7 76×32 89 80×65 3×2.1/2 88.9×73.0 89×76 89 80×50 3×2 88.9×60.3 89×57 89 80×40 3×1.1/2 88.9×48.3 89×45 89 80×32 3×1.1/4 88.9×42.4 89×38 89 90×80 3.1/2×3 101.6×88.9 - 102 90×65 3.1/2×2.1/2 101.6×73.0 - 102 90×50 3.1/2×2 101.6×60.3 - 102 90×40 3.1/2×1.1/2 101.6×48.3 - 102 90×32 3.1/2×1.1/4 101.6×42.4 - 102 100×90 4×3.1/2 114.3×101.6 - 102 100×80 4×3 114.3×88.9 108×89 102 100×65 4×2.1/2 114.3×73.0 108×76 102 100×50 4×2 114.3×60.3 108×57 102 100×40 4×1.1/2 114.3×48.3 108×45 102 -
6000 PSI Female Coupling
Threaded coupling refers to a type of mechanical connection between two components using threads.
Threads are helical grooves around a cylindrical object that allow for a secure and tight connection when twisted together.
In engineering and manufacturing, threaded coupling is commonly used to connect pipes, fittings, fasteners,
and other components in various applications. The threaded connection typically consists of a male component
with external threads and a female component with internal threads that mesh together when twisted.
Some common types of threaded coupling include:
NPT (National Pipe Thread): Standard tapered threads used for connecting pipes and fittings in plumbing and industrial applications.
Metric Threads: Standard threads used in metric units for connecting components in automotive, machinery, and equipment manufacturing.
Unified Thread Standard (UTS): Thread system commonly used in North America for various applications, including fasteners, nuts, and bolts.
Threaded coupling offers several advantages, including ease of assembly, reusability, and secure connections that are resistant to
vibration and shock. However, proper alignment and tightening are crucial to ensure a leak-free and durable joint. Additionally,
threaded coupling may require regular maintenance and inspection to prevent loosening or degradation over time.
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Carbon Steel Pipe Fitting BW Cap
Butt welding pipe cap (Pipe cap) is a pipe fitting welded to the end of a steel pipe to cover the pipe. It is used to seal pipelines and has the same function as
pipe plugs and plugs. Butt welding pipe caps come in many shapes, including convex, conical shell, variable diameter section, flat cover and compression opening.
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Seamless Carbon Steel Elbow
seamless carbon steel elbow is kind of pipe fittings, there are some other pipe fittings,including tee.
reducer and cap . they are all butt weld pipe fittings. there are socket weld fittings, threaded fittings,
they are different with butt weld pipe fittings in connection ways
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Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings Stainless Steel Equal Tee Bw Pipe Fittings SS316L Equal Tee Reducing Tee Transition Tee
BUTT-WELDING PIPE FITTINGS DETAILS
MATERIAL
Carbon Steel :
ASTM, A234WPB, A234WPC, A420WPL6 ,Q235,10#, A3, Q235A, 20G,16Mn,
DIN St37, St45.8, St52.4,St.35.8,St.35.8.
Stainless Steel:
1Cr18Ni9Ti 0Cr18Ni9 00Cr19Ni10 0Cr17Ni12Mo2Ti
00Cr17Ni14Mo2 304 304L 316 316L
Alloy Steel:
16Mn Cr5Mo 12Cr1MoV 10CrMo910 15CrMo 12Cr2Mo1,
A335P22 St45.8, ASTM A860 WPHY X42 X52 X60 X70
STANDARD
ASTM / JIS / DIN / BS / GB/GOST
MODEL
1.Tee(Straight and Reducing) 2.180 DEG Return
3.Elbow (45/90/180 DEG) 4.Cap
5. Reducer(Concentric and Eccentric)
TYPE
Seam Or Seamless
ELBOW DEGREE
45 degree, 90 degree, 180 degree
SURFACE
Black Paint, Anti Rust Oil, Hot-Dipped Galvanize
WALL THICKNESSSCH5S,SCH10S,SCH10,SCH20,SCH30,SCH40,STD,XS,SCH60,SCH80,SCH100,SCH120,SCH140,SCH160,XXS,2MMSIZE1/2″-48″(Dn15-Dn1200)CONNECTIONWeldingSHAPEEqual, ReducingCERTIFICATEISO9001APPLICATIONPetroleum, chemical, power, gas, metallurgy, shipbuilding, construction, etcRELATED PRODUCTS1. Carbon steel nipples and sockets2. Flanges3. Malleable iron pipe fittings4. Pipes5. High-pressure fittings6. Valves7. P.T.F.E .thread seal tape8. Brass fittings9. Ductile iron pipe fittings10. Copper fittings11. Sanitary fittings, etc,.12. Grooved fittingsCustomers’ drawings or designs are available.PACKAGE1> 1/2″ – 2″ in cartons.2>Above 2″ in wooden cases.Big size is workable by pallets.DELIVERY DETAILSAccording to the quantities and specifications of each order.Normal delivery time is from 30 to 45 days after receiving the deposit. -
Carbon Steel Stainless Steel Pipe Nipple
A pipe nipple is a short piece of pipe with threads on both ends that is used to connect two other fittings or pipes.
Pipe nipples come in various materials, sizes, and lengths, and they are used in plumbing and industrial applications to
allow for connections between pipes or to change the direction of fluid flow.
Comparison between carbon steel and stainless steel pipe nipples:
Carbon Steel Pipe Nipple
Material: Made from carbon steel, which is an alloy of iron and carbon.
Durability: Strong and durable, but can corrode if not protected or if used in corrosive environments.
Cost: Generally less expensive than stainless steel.
Applications: Commonly used in non-corrosive environments or where the material is protected from corrosion
(e.g., painted or coated). Suitable for conveying gas, water, oil, and steam.
Stainless Steel Pipe Nipple
Material: Made from stainless steel, which is an alloy of iron, carbon, and a minimum of 10.5% chromium.
Corrosion Resistance: Highly resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for use in corrosive environments.
Cost: More expensive than carbon steel due to its higher resistance to corrosion and other beneficial properties.
Applications: Ideal for applications that require resistance to corrosion and heat. Commonly used in chemical plants,
food processing facilities, and marine applications.
Key Differences
Corrosion Resistance: Stainless steel offers superior corrosion resistance compared to carbon steel.
Cost: Carbon steel is generally more cost-effective for non-corrosive applications.
Application Environment: Stainless steel is preferred in environments that are acidic, alkaline,
or otherwise corrosive, while carbon steel is suitable for less demanding conditions.
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180 Deg Stainless Steel Elbow 1.5D
A 180-degree stainless steel elbow with a 1.5D radius refers to a pipe fitting used in plumbing or piping systems.
The term “180-degree” indicates the angle at which the elbow bends, forming a U-shape. It means that the elbow
makes a complete 180-degree turn, changing the direction of the fluid flow in the pipeline.
The “1.5D” radius refers to the radius of the elbow, which is calculated as 1.5 times the diameter of the pipe. For example,
if the pipe diameter is 2 inches, the radius would be 1.5 times 2 inches, which is 3 inches.
Stainless steel is a popular material choice for elbows and other pipe fittings due to its excellent corrosion resistance, durability,
and strength. It is commonly used in various industries, including food processing, chemical, pharmaceutical, and water treatment.
Stainless steel elbows with different angles and radii are available to accommodate different piping system requirements.
The 180-degree elbow is often used when a complete reversal of flow direction is needed, such as in drainage systems or when connecting two parallel pipes in opposite directions.
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Carbon Steel A234WPB Concentric Reducer Seamless Carbon Steel Pipe Fitting
Product Name: Carbon Steel Seamless Conccentric Reducer
Size: 1/2″-24″
Thickness: SCH5-SCH160
Color: Black ,as customers’ requirement
Packing: Wooden Box or Wooden Pallet
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Carbon Steel Elbow Black Mild Steel St20 Pipe Fittings Reducer Eccentric Concentric Reducer
Product Description
Carbon Steel Elbow Black Mild Steel |ST20 Pipe Fittings Reducer Eccentric Concentric Reducer
Product Description
Products Butt weld carbon steel reducer black steel reducer stainless steel reducer Titanium reducer Size Seamless Pipe Fittings : 1/2″-24″ , DN15-DN600 ERW Pipe Fittings : 24″-72″ , DN600-DN1800. Customize Accepted Thickness SCH10,SCH20,SCH30,STD SCH40, SCH60, SCH80., SCH100, SCH120, SCH140, SCH160
STD, XS, XXS,
SCH5S, SCH20S, SCH40S, SCH80S etc.
MAX WALL THICKNESS: 150MStandard ASME B16.9, ASTM A234, ASTM A420, ANSI B16.9/B16.25/B16.28; MSS SP-75 GOST,GOST 17378-2001 JIS B2311 ,2312,2313 DIN2605-1/2615/2616/2617 EN 10253-1 ,EN 10253-2, etc. We can produce as customers’ drawing and standard. Material Carbon Steel ASTM A234WPB,,A234WPC,A420WPL,St37.0,St35.8,St45.8,PG370,PT410,10#,20#,20G,23g,20R,Q235,16Mn, 16MnR,1Cr5Mo, 12CrMo, 12CrMoG, 12Cr1Mo
Alloy Steel A234WP12,A234WP11,A234WP22,A234WP5,A420WPL6,A420WPL3,1.7335,1.7380, 1.0488(1.0566),PA22,PA23,PA24,PA25,PL380
Stainless Steel
and TitaniumASTM A403 WP304,304L,316,316L,321. 1Cr18Ni9Ti, 00Cr19Ni10,00Cr17Ni14Mo2, ect.,: 1.4301,1.4306,1.4401,1.4571,SUS304,SUS304L,SUS316,SUS316L,SUS321
TA1, TA2
Surface Treatment Hot Galvanized Black Painting, Red painting, Blue painting, etc. Transparent Oil, Anti-Rust Oil Application Petroleum, chemical, machinery, boiler,electric power, shipbuilding, construction, etc Package Wooden Pallet, Wooden Case, Customers’ Requirement Delivery Within 7-10 days in stock, customized as usual 15-20 days after receiving advance payment from custoners, also
according to quantity
Concentric Reducer
Buttweld concentric reducer is also called welded concentric coupling. It allows from connecting a large pipe to a smaller pipe by means of welding. A concentric reducer allows welded connection between two pipes with the same center line.In concentric reducers the area reduction is concentric and the center line of the pipe on a bigger end and smaller end remains the same. These styles are normally used for vertical lines. So in concentric reducers, the pipe axis remains the same. Reducers are reversible and can be used in any direction.Eccentric Reducer
Eccentric reducer is a fitting used in piping systems between two pipes of different diameters. The same fitting can be used in reverse as an eccentric increaser or expander. They are used where the diameter of the pipe on the upstream side of the fitting (i.e. where flow is coming from) is larger than the downstream side, and where there is a danger that vapor may accumulate. In Eccentric Reducer the reduction of the pipe size is achieved by decreasing the diameter of the fitting at a constant rate over a specified length, maintaining one side of the fitting horizontally.
ProductionProduct type
Concentric Reducer
Eccentric Reducer
Production Process:Bending, Extrusion, Pushing, Forming by cold or hot working methods such as molding, machining, etc.Application industries:Electric power, oil and gas, petrochemical, chemical, shipbuilding, heating, papermaking, metallurgy, etc. -
Butt Weld Equal Tee Unequal Reducing Tee
A butt weld tee is a pipe fitting that allows for 90 degree branch connections in a piping system.
It is called a “butt weld” tee because it is designed to be welded directly to the main pipe, creating a strong and leak-proof connection.
All three branches of an equilateral tee are the same size, whereas one branch of an unequal tee is larger or smaller than the other two.
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How To Use Eccentric Reducer
To use an eccentric reducer, follow these steps:
Measure the pipe sizes: Determine the size of the larger and smaller pipes that you need to connect using the eccentric reducer.
Select the appropriate eccentric reducer: Choose an eccentric reducer that matches the size of the larger and smaller pipes.
Ensure that the eccentric reducer is made of a suitable material for the specific application, such as stainless steel, carbon steel, or PVC.
Prepare the pipes: Cut the larger and smaller pipes to the desired length, ensuring that the ends are clean and free from any debris or burrs.
Install the eccentric reducer: Slide the eccentric reducer onto the larger pipe, ensuring that the flat side of the reducer is aligned with the top of the pipe.
The offset portion of the reducer should be positioned to allow for the desired flow direction.
Connect the pipes: Insert the smaller pipe into the offset end of the eccentric reducer, ensuring a secure and tight fit.
Use appropriate fittings and fasteners to secure the connection if necessary.
Test the connection: Once the pipes are connected, perform a pressure test to ensure that the connection is secure and leak-free.