Slip-on flange slide over the end of piping and then welded in place. These flanges are ideal for lower pressure applications.
R/F is Raised Face. The flange face is the surface area that hosts the gasket.
Plain/Threaded Sockets are a pipe fitting used to connect either a plain fitting or piece of pipe to a threaded fitting or piece of pipe of the same diameter.
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A pipe elbow, 1 having a union-type coupling on one end, so that the coupling end may be connected to the end of a pipe without turning the pipe.
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Cross is also known as four-way pipe fitting. A cross has one inlet and three outlets (or vice versa). Generally, crosses are not used in process piping to transport fluid. Cross-type fittings contain 4 openings in 4 directions. These are connected when there are 4 pipes are meeting at a point.
Bushings as pipe fittings combine different pipe sizes together. They decrease the larger size to the size of the smaller pipe. In comparison to a union or coupling, Bushings occupy very little space.
The nipple is a short stub of a pipe consisting of a short straight piece of pipe, usually provided with male pipe thread at both ends, for connecting two other female threaded fittings or pipes.
Reducing 90° Elbow, designed to change direction as well as reduce the size of the pipe within a piping system. The reducing elbow eliminates one pipe fitting and reduces the welding by more than one-third.
The reducing nipple is a short stub of a pipe consisting of a short straight piece of pipe, usually provided with male pipe thread at both ends, for connecting two different sizes female threaded fittings or pipes.