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Elbow, Tee, Union Cross, Coup Bushing, Plug, Swage Nipple, Welding Boss, Hexagon Nipple, Barrel Nipple, Welding Nipple, Parraler Nipple, Street Elbow, Hexagon Nuts, Hose Nipple, Bend, Adapter Insert, Weldolet, Elbowlet, Sockolet, Threadolet, Nipolet, Letrolet, etc.

Weld neck, Slip-on, Blind, Socket Weld, Lap Joint, Spectacles, Ring Joint, Orific, Long Weld neck, Deck Flange etc

A Pipe Spool is a prefabricated component of a piping system. Pipe Spools bolt up to flanges and connect these are often times used in big refineries connecting to ex-changers. Pipe Spools are made up of three components: Pipes, Flanges and Fittings. “During shut down in refinery, the already pre-fabricated spools are installed thus saving the time of the shut down.

Long Radius Piggable Bends are manufactured by hot induction bending method by uniform induction heating. These bends are used where there is need of passing pig through the pipeline, The bends are of long radius of curvature such as 5D, 6D etc. so that there is less Pipe Function & Flow is smoother for the pig to pass through the radius of the bends.

The flow tee is a specialized fitting that facilities passage of pipeline pigs past tee connection where flow bypass often leaves pigs stranded, without restricting product flow.

The flow tee has an inner sleeve that directs the pig through the main line past the branch. Perforated holes on the sleeve and annular cavity provide a flow area at least equal to the flow area of the branch line, permitting full product flow through the tee during normal operation.

We offer Split Tee Fittings that handles both hot taps and line stops Compatible with existing hot tapping/plugging equipment, Eliminates piping alignment problems, no potential for weld to penetrate tapping area, allows for maximum hot tap size full range of reducing branch sizes available. Special Fitting available for any size, temperature, pressure, process or material.

A barred tee is a tee or ant fitting with a branch used in pipelines that is pigged and has a restriction bar welded internally preventing the pig from traveling down a branch connection. The bars are installed so they are flash with the inside diameter of the pipeline to keep the pig from hanging up when it passes through. The bars should be of a similar or identical as the parent material.

Bars are placed on the internal side of the tee or really any branch connection big enough to sidetrack a pig while traveling down a pipeline. The size of the bars on the tee should be small enough so that they do not restrict the flow from the branch connection. However, they should be large enough to prevent breakage based on the flow rate though the branch connection of the tee.