Product Description

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Carbon steel pipe fitting is a weldable pipe fitting that can change flow, branch, or connect auxiliary equipment

How are carbon steel pipe fittings made?

There are many manufacturing processes for butt welding fittings and a few examples are listed below.

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Extrusion mode (thermal molding)

The hot extrusion process involves encapsulating a piece of metal heated to forging temperature in a chamber called a "vessel" with a die with an opening in the shape of the desired finished part at one end and then passing through the other end of the vessel

Bend:

Mandrel method (thermal forming)

One of the most common manufacturing methods for making an elbow from a pipe.

After heating the material, it is pushed into a mold called a "mandrel", which causes the tube to expand and bend simultaneously.

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Capital:

Deep drawing process

One of the most common manufacturing methods for bottle caps is that the plates are cut into circles and shaped by deep stamping.

The quality control

We have process design, manufacturing, welding, heat treatment, chemical cleaning and product testing and inspection capabilities

Therefore, we can assure you that our goods must be of high quality

Detailed Information:

Product Name	Black Painted Carbon Steel Pipe Fittings
Material	Carbon steel
Standard	ASTM/JIS/DIN/BS/GB/GOST
Model	Tee (straight and reducing ) 180 DEG return Elbow (45/90/180 DEG ) Cap Reducer (concentric and Eccentric )
Type	Seam or seamless
Surface treatment	Black paint, Varnish, Anti-rust oil, Galvanized, Anti Corrosion Coating
Wall thickness	SCH10, SCH20, SCH30, STD, SCH40, SCH60, SCH80, SCH100 SCH120, SCH160, XS, XXS
Size	1/2"to 48"
Certificate	ISO9001: 2008
Ends	Under 2 inch plain end. 2 inch and above Beveled.
Application	Oil, Chemical Industrial, Water Conservancy, electric power, boiler, machinery, metallurgy ect
Package	Wooden Case, pallet or as per the customers' requirements
Payment	T/T or L/C