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The provided image outlines the technical specifications for high-pressure Forged Fittings, which are manufactured through a controlled thermal forging process to provide superior structural strength and density under severe mechanical stress. ## ⚙️ Technical Specifications## Sizing & Pressure Ratings * Size Range: 1/4“ NB to 4” NB. * Connection Types: Socket Weld (S.W.) and Threaded. * Pressure Classes: 1500#, 3000#, 6000#, and 9000#. ## Available Material Grades * Stainless Steel * Carbon Steel * Alloy Steel * Nickel Alloys ------------------------------ ## 📋 Product Configuration Range## 1. Directional, Branching & Connecting Fittings * 45° Elbow & 90° Elbow: Changes piping direction at specific geometric angles. * Equal Tee & Unequal Tee: Connects three pipe segments at 90-degree splits. * Cross: Connects four intersecting lines in a high-pressure network. * Union: A three-piece connection allowing easy line disassembly for maintenance. * Coupling: Standard structural joint used to couple consecutive pipe lengths. ## 2. Reducers, Nipples & Closures * Concentric & Eccentric Reducers: Transitions between different nominal pipe sizes. * Bushing / Plugs / Caps: Space-saving reduction bushings or isolation closures to seal line ends. * Hex Nipples / Swage Nipples / Barrel Nipples: Male-threaded extensions used to connect fittings; swage nipples transition between differing diameters or connection types (e.g., plain-end to threaded). * Hose Nipples: Adapts rigid forged pipe lines to flexible industrial hoses. ## 3. Branch Outlets (Olets) * Weldolet: Provides a 90-degree branch connection onto a larger run pipe via a full-penetration butt-weld. * Sockolet: Utilizes a socket-weld hub to branch small-diameter pipe from a main run. * Thredolet: Incorporates an internal female thread for quick threaded branch extensions. * Nipolet: An integrated branch outlet and nipple combination used extensively for valve installations and instrumentation take-offs. ------------------------------ Would you like to review a dimension chart for a specific pressure class (like 3000# vs 6000#), check material compatibility for severe service, or request pricing updates from local suppliers? Let me know how you would like to proceed.
