Pipe fittings are necessary to join together pipes, or to change the direction of an existing pipe. Pipes and pipe fittings are made of a variety of materials, depending on the fluid or gas being transported. Most pipe fittings tend to be either threaded or able to slip over the pipes they connect. Whether you are using steel pipes of PVC pipes, a chemical solvent is required to create a seal between the pipe and the fittings.
Measure the required length of the pipe to be installed, keeping in mind the extra length required where the pipe will be inserted into the fitting. Mark this length on the pipe.
The pipe bending is used to change the direction of run of pipe.
It advantage is can match long distance transition requirements, so it is commonly that bends dimension according to customer design.
They are manufactured utilizing higher grade raw material, advanced machines and technologies.
Abrasion resistant: Ceramic lined, Ceramic tile, Bi-metal clad pipe bending, Rare earth alloy wear-resistant pipe bending
Carbon steel:
ASTM A234 WPB, ASTM A234 WPC, ASTMA42 WPL6, ASTMA42 WPL3, WP1. MSS-SP75, WPHY, WPHY 46, WPHY 52, WPHY 56, WPHY 60, WPHY 65, WPHY 70 DIN 1629 St37, RST37.2 St52, STPG38
How to Calculate a Pipe Bend?
Pipe fittings are necessary to join together pipes, or to change the direction of an existing pipe. Pipes and pipe fittings are made of a variety of materials, depending on the fluid or gas being transported. Most pipe fittings tend to be either threaded or able to slip over the pipes they connect. Whether you are using steel pipes of PVC pipes, a chemical solvent is required to create a seal between the pipe and the fittings.
Measure the required length of the pipe to be installed, keeping in mind the extra length required where the pipe will be inserted into the fitting. Mark this length on the pipe.
The ends of all butt-weld fittings are bevelled, exceeding wall thickness 4 mm for austenitic stainless steel, or 5 mm for ferritic stainless steel. The shape of the bevel depending upon the actual wall thickness. This bevelled ends are needed to be able to make a “Butt weld”.
Measure the required length of the pipe to be installed, keeping in mind the extra length required where the pipe will be inserted into the fitting. Mark this length on the pipe.
Beveled Ends
The ends of all butt-weld fittings are bevelled, exceeding wall thickness 4 mm for austenitic stainless steel, or 5 mm for ferritic stainless steel. The shape of the bevel depending upon the actual wall thickness. This bevelled ends are needed to be able to make a “Butt weld”.
