Forged steel fitting street elbow DN25 3000LB A105 ASME B16.11

Forged steel fitting street elbow DN25 3000LB A105 ASME B16.11 System 1

Forged steel fitting street elbow DN25 3000LB A105 ASME B16.11 System 2

Forged steel fitting street elbow DN25 3000LB A105 ASME B16.11

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Street Elbow
1/8" to 2" class 3000 threaded
1/4" to 1 1/2" class 6000 threade

Material:

CS:A105

AS:A350LF2 A182F5 A182F11 A182F22 A350LF3

SS:A182F304/304L A182F316/316L A182F51 A182F53 A182F60

Standard:ASME/ANSI B16.11 BS3799 GB/T14383

GALVANIZED; ZINC COATING (HOT DIP OR ELECTRODEPOSITED)

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