Alloy Steel Buttweld Fittings

Types of Alloy Steel Buttweld Fittings

1. Alloy Steel Buttweld Elbow

• Used to change the direction of the pipeline, typically at 45°, 90°, or 180°.

• Available as short radius and long radius designs to suit different flow requirements.

• Provides smooth fluid movement with reduced pressure drop.

2. Alloy Steel Buttweld Tee

• Used to divide or combine fluid flow.

• Equal Tee: Distributes flow evenly through three outlets of the same diameter.

• Reducing Tee: Connects pipes of different diameters while maintaining flow efficiency.

3. Alloy Steel Buttweld Reducer

• Connects pipes of different diameters in a piping system.

• Concentric Reducer: Maintains a common centerline, often used in vertical piping.

• Eccentric Reducer: Has an offset centerline, commonly used in horizontal piping to prevent air pockets.

4. Alloy Steel Buttweld Cap

• Used to seal the end of pipelines, preventing leakage and protecting the system.

• Commonly applied in pressure testing and pipe closures.

5. Alloy Steel Buttweld Stub End

• Designed for use with lap joint flanges.

• Provides cost-effective flanged connections with easy disassembly and reassembly.

6. Alloy Steel Buttweld Bend

• Provides directional flexibility in pipelines where precise angles are required.

• Available in customized radius and dimensions.

7. Alloy Steel Buttweld Cross

• Used in piping systems where four pipes meet at a single junction.

• Useful in chemical and fluid distribution applications.