Pipe Bends
Pipe bends are used where a larger bending radius is required. Common RFQ data includes material, outside diameter, wall thickness, bending radius and angle.
Compare common pipe fitting types before opening product standards or preparing fitting inquiry details.
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Pipe bends are used where a larger bending radius is required. Common RFQ data includes material, outside diameter, wall thickness, bending radius and angle.
Elbows change piping direction. Buyers usually confirm LR/SR, 45 degree, 90 degree, 180 degree, schedule, material and bevel end.
Tees connect branch lines at right angle. Equal tee, reducing tee and lateral tee requirements should be confirmed in the RFQ.
Reducers connect pipes of different diameters. Concentric or eccentric type, schedule, bevel and material grade should be specified.
Pipe caps close pipe ends. Confirm diameter, wall thickness, material, end preparation, surface treatment and packing.
Drawings, inquiry files and destination details help sales check your flange requirement faster.