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Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings Butt-Welding 45° Long Radius Elbows

Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings Butt-Welding 45° Long Radius Elbows

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100 pc
Supply Capability:
10000 pc/month

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Features standards and products of our butt welding fittings:

Features of butt welding fittings:

1.       High class materials

Our products only use high class raw materials of carbon/alloy steel pipes made from NKK or MANNESSMANN equipment for ordinary, high pressure, low/high temperature,boiler and other purposes.

2.       Uniform wall thickness and perfectly round

This can be achieved by our particular technical knowhow and our quality control program.

3.       Accurate dimension

Efficient piping work can be made only with fittings of correct dimensions and shapes. Our fittings are finished to have accurate straight/ plane ends, beveled angle...etc. to applicable standards by means of two or three spindle beveling machines.

Standards of butt welding fittings:

Our welding fittings are manufactured in compliance with the following appliance standards:

ASME B16.9   ASTM A234   MSS-SP43   WPHY60   JIS B2311   DIN2605

                      ASTM A403   MSS-SP75   WPHY65   JIS B2312   DIN2606

                      ASTM A420   WPHY42    WPHY70   JIS B2313   DIN2616

                      ASTM A860   WPHY52                                       DIN2615

Manufacturing method and process:

Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings Butt-Welding 45° Long Radius Elbows

 

BUTT-WELD FITTINGS   ASME B16.9/MSS SP-75

45° Long radius elbows:

Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings Butt-Welding 45° Long Radius Elbows

Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings Butt-Welding 45° Long Radius Elbows

Packing of butt welding fittings:

Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings Butt-Welding 45° Long Radius Elbows

FAQ of butt-welding fittings:

1) Q: What’s your main product? Which kinds of products are more competitive in your product range?

     A: Our main products are steel flanges, pipe fittings and steel pipes.

     Competitive Items: flanges in stainless steel, carbon steel, alloy steel  and punching carbon steel

     Butt welded pipe fittings in stainless and carbon steel

2) Q: what’s your largest size of flange and fitting? How long is the  production cycle?
      A: The largest flange we could produce is 80’’ and the largest fitting is 50’’.

      In general, we spend 20-25 days in a 20-ton order. If necessary, we  could make it shorter.

3) Q: Could you produce according to the drawings?

     A: Sure. We could produce according to the provided drawings, which  include forged and casted items.

4) Q: What kind of certificates do you have?

     A: We have ISO, TUV, API,SGS,BV etc. fittings in stainless and carbon stee

     Malleable Iron ,Stainless and carbon steel pipes


Q: Land lord now. We have nasty old singe pane windows. Can we request to replace them with double pane windows and would it resolve the mold issue?
If they aren't welded, they don't count. If any are threaded and will be seal-welded later, they do count. If they have weld-neck flanges they do count. If there is no weld, why would they be counted?
Q: Do hair sprays and fire extinguishers contain Chlorofluorocarbon? that is the question in my periodic test. I only remember 2 choices Chlorofluorocarbon or aerosol. My answer was aerosol because I knew there are no CFCs in fire extinguisher (not sure). But our teacher told the answer was CFCs. I could not defend my answer because I wasn't sure if there are really no CFCs in fire extinguisher. Please help me. I really wish I'm correcttnx.
There are two specialty types of waste and overflows for your situation. You need either a side outlet or a heal outlet waste and overflow. These waste and overflows are specifically made for floor joist obstruction such as yours. They can be purchased at a plumbing supply store. You need an overflow for safety and it also provides air for drainage. The P trap is to be installed directly under the waste assembly. Talk to salesman at plumbing supply store and the will assist you in transition fittings from old drain to new assembly.
Q: The car's alarm system works with all the other doors but not the driver's side. I cant even manually lock the door with my key..Whats the deal
The Eliminator, Vertical Terror, Falling Thunder,Dragon's Lair, Shockwave,Power Drop, Mind Bender, Typhoon,
Q: locking shoulder is a part of the upper receiver of an FN FAL Belgian Rifle
First - think about hiring a handyman to do this. Soldering pipe isn't hard, but learning how to do it while under your house where a leak would be hard to find and repair is not easy. The peace of mind might be worth it. Be sure to ask for an estimate on the price, both for material and for labor, before you agree to anything. If you have to or really want to do it yourself, find a book on DIY plumbing tips. You can probably find one at almost any home improvement stores, like Lowe's, Menards, Home Depot, etc. Then read the parts on making solder joints carefully. Get some pipe and fittings, and practice making joints in the garage, back yard, or someplace well ventilated and easy to work in. Under the house is NOT the place to try this. I'd recommend you try to make at least 20 good joints, and test them by putting them under water pressure to see if they are good. You'll need a propane torch, solder, flux, pipe, fittings, a pipe cleaning brush, and a tubing cutter. The last is a gizmo that cuts copper pipe easily and cleanly. It's MUCH better than using a saw. The brush is a special wire brush that scrubs the corrosion off the inside and outside of the pipe, to help make a better joint. Oh, and get ready for a case of sticker shock when you go to buy copper pipe. The price of copper has skyrocketed lately, so you'll want to be careful to buy only the sizes you need. Read the book about the different kinds and sizes and thicknesses of copper pipe, and look carefully at what you have now, so you know what to get. But you'll still be better off hiring someone to do this, I think.
Q: I was talking to this jerk online, and I said I didn't want to date someone who felt the way he did about an important issue.He said I didn't realize you were such a lightning rod.What does that mean?
Just clean the copper pipe ends with wire wool, flux all joints place all fittings together and strike up your blow flame, play the flame over one joint at a time until you see silver solder bubbling out of the joint, don't worry about the elbow bends you can sweat both joints together at the same time as the heat will travel through the copper pipe equally. Make sure the solder has caught all round the pipe in a continuous loop, when you see this you will know the joint is made, so play the flame away for that area. Don't overheat the soldering process or too much solder will run out.
Q: does anybody know a great place online to buy motorcycle or moped alarms?TIA,Luke
obviously you aren't native since you don't seem to know much about the ceremonies. why do you want to mock other people's beliefs? if these really were your beliefs you wouldn't have to ask this on YAyou would have elders to consult. i would never think to take a traditional belief and make it modern .
Q: why experience is more valuable than formal knowledge?
Take it to a shop and have them look at it. It could be any number of things from a bad shock to worn steering parts
Q: I have an automatic 2005 Toyota Matrix with power locks and windows. For some reason, when my husband pressed the beeper to unlock all the doors, all the doors unlocked except the driver side door. I thought maybe it was a fluke, but this morning, when I unlocked the car, it did the same thing.Also, I have the car set so that when it is put into gear it automatically locks all the doors. Again, the doors all lock except the driver side. Even when I push the button to lock the doors that is on the door, all the locks lock except the driver side.I didn't know if maybe a weird button was pressed or if something is wrong with the lock. Any ideas? And also, if something is wrong with the lock, any suggestions on getting it fixed? price? or any other relevant info would be great!!! Thanks.
yes i would put a rubber washer in, by the way we call them copper Ferrel's, or compression rings,
Q: Most people have seen the model of the lung with a balloon. How is this different from the actual lung itself? Also what is the advantage of the actual structure of the lungs?
Perhaps you should complain to the people in charge of the Sub-Division and GET A SIDEWALK PUT IN. That's a FAR bigger safety issue. Also 15 minute walk? Boo-hoo. I used to live on a hill and had to walk uphill to my house after school EVERY DAY. We had a BUS STOP, didn't have the bus going to everyone's home. It probably took me 15 minutes or more to go to my bus stop. America is out of shape anyway, this will be good for those kids.
Q: What is the taper angle of flared tubular joints?
Expansion type pipe joint applicable medium: oil, water, gas and other non corrosive or corrosive medium pipe joints, with steel pipe specifications requirements more flexible, and pipe welding

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