Stainless steel high-temperature thermal oil swivel joint
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- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 5000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 pc/month
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Stainless steel high-temperature thermal oil swivel joint
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Material | Brass , SUS304 Stainless steel, casting steel material ,alloy steel,Iron and custmers' requirements |
Process | CNC Machining |
Maching Equipment | CNC Center,CNC mashines,turning machines, Drilling machines,Milling mashines,Grinding machines |
Measuring Tools | CMM,Vernier caliper,depth caliper,Micrometer,Pin gauge,Thread gauge,Height gauge |
Surface Treatment | Polishing,,Powder coating,plating, |
QC system | 100% inspection before shipment |
Package | Wooden box,carton,plywood packing or as customers' requiements |
Payment terms | T/T,L/C, |
Delivery time | 7 to 20 days(according to total quantity) |
- Q: I have extremely hard water, and my water softener has been broken for a few years. There's been quite a decrease in water pressure. I'm assuming this is from hard water deposits in the pipes.Is there anything that can be done about it? Can they be flushed out?If so, do you have any idea of what the cost might be? I'm sure it wouldn't be cheap.
- Sweating (soldering) pipe is tricky even at the best of times and even when done by an expert. a) Solder can go bad - but it is obviously so, crumbly and so forth. If he was using shiny plumber's solder that came off the spool normally, it was fine. b) Proper fluxing an cleanliness is the key to good solder joints. If the pipe was not cleaned properly, or if he did not use the correct flux, the process will be an exercise in frustration. My guess is that he may have been using either lead-free solder with old flux, or old lead-based solder with in incompatible flux, or no flux at all. He may also have been using a torch that was burning improperly letting carbon build up on the areas to be soldered, or an old tank of propane that was not allowing the torch to heat properly. 1. Clean the pipes and fittings either with a fitting cleaner, sand-paper, medium steel wool or other method that leaves a bright, shiny contact-surface. 2. Obtain the correct flux and use it liberally on the fitting and the pipe end. 3. Use a good torch with fresh propane - or a Presto-Lite and acetylene - but one that gives a clear, blue flame when in use. 4. Heat the fitting and pipe, not the solder. Work from the fitting to the pipe as you want to draw the solder into the fitting. Move the torch around the fitting occasionally running onto the pipe a bit. 5. Touch the solder to the fitting on the other side from the flame. When you observe the bead form on the fitting all around - STOP THERE. 6. Wipe the completed joint with a cold, wet rag saturated with clean water. This removes the excess flux and sets the fitting. Good luck with it.
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- STOP, DROP, AND ROLL. Although water, dirt, or a fire extinguisher works too. You just shouldn't try to put out a grease fire with water. This mostly only happens on the stove at home.
- Q: What is the reason that the rubber hose of the fire hose is flowing black oil?
- Fire hose joints, rubber ring flow, black oil is the fire trench pipe trench connection, pay all meet the requirements, quality is not satisfied and lead to melting, is the rubber ring quality problems caused by.
- Q: The pipe connections have different diameters. Reducing diameter, and what kind of, and their specific is how to distinguish, I'm a novice, seek expert advice
- Six links, or even moreAccording to material classification, same material, different material
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- For most locations in the states you will use the line sizing tables in NFPA 54, the Fuel Gas Code, if you are in Canada as your name might suggest, you will want to check with the local authority having jurisdiction over your installation. The line sizing tables for gas are all basically the same, but some local jurisdictions use slight variations of the nationally recognized standards. You want to be careful using online tables; some tables are for liquid lines that are completely different than vapor service lines. Any table you see that gives flow reduction rates for various pipe fittings is for liquid service. Give the inspector a call and just inquire about what tables and standards are used in your area. Because it’s a school your installation may also require schedule 80 pipe, which will need to be color coded and labeled with flow direction arrows as well. It’s worth doing your homework before you start a job like you have there, because you don’t want to have to go back and re-do things later. Probably not the answer you’re looking for, but I hope it helps.
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- crimp much holes tighter, all-ways brass fittings , cinch or crimp on a plastic fitting may cause failure or cracks.not seen until a leak or flooding. I've and done the freeze test on pex with a 2'ft. piece with plugs in the ends, both cinch crimp, plastic fitting brass/ both pex piping swell, but the plastic gave out. use pipe insulation with 3/4 wall like armor flex. check r value on insulation for your area.
- Q: Any Storage systems or anything?
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- Q: The pipe joint model is 1/2 "-14 teeth / inch". What does this mean?
- British thread is the size of the thread in English, marked by the shape of cylindrical, cone two, according to the tooth type angle of 55 degrees, 60 degrees, two kinds
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Stainless steel high-temperature thermal oil swivel joint
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 5000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 pc/month
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