Pipe Fittings

Carbon steel pipe elbows are connectors used to change the direction of pipeline fluids and are commonly found in pipeline systems in industries such as petroleum, natural gas, chemical, and electric power. Elbows are classified into three basic types: 45°, 90°, and 180°. Special angles

Carbon steel reducers refer to fittings used to connect pipes of different diameters in pipeline systems. They are widely used in the fields of petroleum, chemical industry, electricity, construction, etc. The main function of carbon steel reducers is to connect pipes of different diameters, so

Carbon steel elbow is a connector used in pipeline systems. It is mainly used to change the flow direction of the fluid. It can be connected to the pipeline by welding, threaded connection or flange connection. It is usually made of carbon steel material and

Carbon steel reducer is a common pipe fitting used to connect pipes or equipment of different diameters. The diameter reduction of pipe fittings can be classified according to the way and purpose of diameter change, mainly including the following types: Concentric Reducer: The center lines

Pipe fittings tees and crosses are commonly used connectors in pipeline systems, used to connect three or four pipes together to form a diversion or confluence. Equal diameter tees, with the same diameter at both ends and a branch pipe with a different diameter from

Carbon steel elbows are one of the commonly used connectors pipe fitting in pipeline systems and are used to change the direction of pipelines. The models of carbon steel elbows are mainly divided according to their bending angles and structures. Common ones are: 45 degree

 Flange is a pipe fitting part that connects shafts to each other and is used to connect pipe ends; there are also flanges used on equipment inlets and outlets, which are used to connect two devices, such as reducer flanges. Flange connection or flange joint