Pipe Fitting(elbow,tee,spcket,union,reducer,flanges)

Pipe Fitting(elbow,tee,spcket,union,reducer,flanges) Specification

Application
Oil Pipe, Chemical Fertilizer Pipe, Gas Pipe, Drill Pipe, Structure Pipe, Hydraulic Pipe, Fluid Pipe, Boiler Pipe

Pipe Type
steel

Features
Fitting,

Port Size
na

Material
Stainless Steel, Brass, Mild Steel, Aluminum

End Protector
Metal Pipe Cap

Surface Finish
na

Usage
fitting

Fittings
Elbows, Tees, Valves

Working Presssure
na

Thread Type
na

Connection Type
Butt-Weld (BW), Socket-Weld (SW), Threaded (NPT)

Pressure Ratings
na

Dimension (L*W*H)
ASME B16.9 Millimeter (mm)

Capacity
na Kg

Material Grade
na

Tolerance
na Millimeter (mm)

Diameter
21.3 mm Millimeter (mm)

Section Shape
Round

Product Type
Mild Steel Tubes

Thickness
20 Millimeter (mm)

Type
Galvanized

Shape
Round

Technique
Gas Metal-Arc Welding (GMAW)

Surface Treatment
Galvanized

Standard
ASTM A53-2007

Outer Diameter
10 Millimeter (mm)

Size
21.3 mm

Length
20 Millimeter (mm)

Pipe Fitting(elbow,tee,spcket,union,reducer,flanges) Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Units

Payment Terms
Cheque, Cash Advance (CA)

Supply Ability
10 Units Per Day

Delivery Time
10 Hours

Sample Available
No

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Packaging Details
as per the requirement

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO Certified

About Pipe Fitting(elbow,tee,spcket,union,reducer,flanges)

Pipe fittings connect, direct, adapt, or control fluid and gas flow within a piping system. Each fitting serves a distinct mechanical purpose based on flow direction, pressure demands, and maintenance accessibility.

Breakdown of Key Pipe Fittings

1. Elbow

An elbow changes the direction of fluid flow between two pipes.

Function: Redirects the pipeline route, typically around walls or structural obstacles.
Common Angles:
- 90 Elbow: Used for sharp right-angle turns.
- 45 Elbow: Used for gradual directional shifts to minimize friction loss and pressure drop.
Variations: Long radius (LR) elbows offer smoother flow with lower resistance, whereas short radius (SR) elbows are used in tight spaces.

2. Tee

A tee is a T-shaped fitting with one inlet and two outlets (or vice versa) set at a 90 angle.

Function: Combines or splits fluid flow.
Types:
- Equal Tee: All three openings share the same diameter.
- Reducing Tee: The branch line is smaller in diameter than the main run to control flow rates into secondary lines.

3. Socket (Coupling)

A socket (often called a coupling) is a short sleeve used to join two pipes of the same size in a continuous straight line.

Function: Extends a pipe run or repairs a break.
Joint Types:
- Socket Weld: The pipe slides into a recessed area before being welded around the exterior rim.
- Threaded: Internal threads screw directly onto male-threaded pipe ends.

4. Union

A union connects two pipes like a socket, but it features a three-part threaded mechanism (a male end, a female end, and a center nut) that allows quick disconnect.

Function: Enables easy disassembly for maintenance, repairs, or component replacement without cutting the pipe or unthreading long runs.
Key Advantage: Vital near pumps, valves, or meters that require periodic servicing.

5. Reducer

A reducer connects pipes of different diameters to transition between larger and smaller line sizes.

Function: Adjusts flow rate and pressure while altering pipe size.
Types:
- Concentric Reducer: Cone-shaped; keeps the centerlines of both pipes aligned. Used in vertical lines.
- Eccentric Reducer: Offset centerlines with one flat side. Used in horizontal lines to prevent air pockets (in gas/liquid lines) or fluid accumulation.

6. Flanges

A flange is a rimmed ring or collar attached to the end of a pipe. Two flanges are bolted together with a gasket sandwiched in between to create a leak-tight seal.

Function: Provides high-strength, easily detachable connections suitable for high-pressure systems and large-diameter piping.
Common Types: Weld neck, slip-on, blind (used to cap/close a line end), and socket-weld flanges.