Butt Weld Fittings, Threaded Black & Galvanized Malleable Iron Fittings, Forged Steel Fittings, Stainless Steel Welded & Threaded Fittings, Copper Fittings, Grooved Fittings.
A buttweld fitting is a weldable pipe fitting that allows for change of direction of
flow,
to branch off, reduce pipe size or attach auxiliary equipment
Butt weld
fittings SCH.40 & SCH.80
SPEC: ANSI B16.9 , ANSI B16.28
BRAND & ORIGIN : Benkan Japan & Thailand, Korea & China
Black steel pipe fittings and galvanized steel pipe fittings are the two most common kind
of
pipe applied to transport liquid and gas. Both black steel pipe and galvanized pipe are
made of steel, however,
galvanized pipe has a zinc coating while black pipe does not. As a result galvanized
pipe is more durable.
Threaded fittings black & galv.malliable iron
SPEC: Class 150LBS – ANSI B2.1, BS 21 & DIN 2999
BRAND & ORIGIN : Hitachi – Japan
Forged steel fittings are pipe fittings that are made from forged carbon steel material.
Forging steel is a process that creates very strong fittings. Carbon steel is heated to
molten temperatures and placed in the dies. The heated steel is then machined into the
forged steel fittings
SOCKET – weld & threaded
SPEC: ANSI B16.11, A 105
ORIGIN : Italy & Taiwan
Threaded piping is commonly used in low-cost, noncritical applications such as domestic
water, fire protection, and industrial cooling water systems.
Threaded fittings are normally made of cast gray or malleable iron, cast brass or
bronze, or forged alloy and carbon steel.
SPEC: ANSI B16.9 Welded & Class 150
Threaded
ORIGIN: Taiwan, Singapore & Japan
These fittings are used for installation of various types of pipes. In fact, copper
pipe fittings are mainly used with copper pipes used for supplying hot and cold water in
residential water supply lines, as refrigerant line in HVAC, etc.
SPECS :
ASTM & BS Standard
BRAND & ORIGIN : Nibco, Mueller –USA & UK
Grooved pipe couplings and fittings are used to join pipes in both wet and dry system
. They provided some flexibility in terms of movement and deflection to the piping
system.
The concept of grooved coupling was invented in 1925 when Victaulic designed the first
mechanical coupling.