ZOLOTO-m Galvanized Iron Check Nut Pipe Fitting 15 mm, 114 are components used to connect, control, and adapt the flow of fluids (liquids or gases) within a piping system. They play a crucial role in the construction, maintenance, and repair of pipelines in various industries, including plumbing, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), manufacturing, and the oil and gas sector. Here are key features and functions of pipe fittings: Pipe Fittings: Connection: Pipe fittings are primarily used to connect different sections of pipes or tubes together. They create a secure and leak-resistant junction, allowing for the continuous flow of fluids. Directional Control: Fittings can control the direction of fluid flow by redirecting it at various angles, such as elbows, tees, and wyes. This is essential for routing pipelines in the desired direction. Size Adaptation: Fittings enable the connection of pipes with different diameters. Reducers and expanders are examples of fittings used for size adaptation. Pressure Regulation: Certain fittings, such as valves and regulators, provide the ability to control and regulate the pressure of fluids within the system. Branching: Tees and cross fittings are used to branch off a primary pipeline to create secondary branches. This is common in plumbing systems and distribution networks. Joining Materials: Pipe fittings are available in various materials to suit the specific needs of the application. Common materials include metal alloys (e.g., brass, stainless steel, copper), plastic (e.g., PVC, CPVC), and composite materials. Threaded or Socket Weld: Fittings may be threaded or socket-welded for easy installation and removal. Threaded fittings are screwed onto the pipe, while socket-welded fittings are connected through heat fusion. Flanges: Flange fittings are used to create a detachable joint between two pipes or between a pipe and a piece of equipment. Flanges provide a strong and secure connection while allowing for easy disassembly when necessary. Gasket and Sealing: Proper sealing is essential to prevent leaks. Gaskets, o-rings, and sealants are often used in conjunction with fittings to ensure a tight and leak-free connection. Material Compatibility: Selecting the appropriate material for the fitting is critical to ensure compatibility with the fluid being transported. For example, corrosive substances may require fittings made of corrosion-resistant materials. Temperature and Pressure Ratings: Fittings are designed to withstand specific temperature and pressure conditions. It's essential to choose fittings that meet the requirements of the intended application. Standards and Codes: Pipe fittings must conform to industry standards and codes to ensure safety, reliability, and compliance with regulations. Customization: In some cases, custom-made fittings may be necessary to accommodate unique piping system requirements. Maintenance and Repair: Fittings may need to be inspected and replaced periodically as part of routine maintenance or in response to wear and tear. Pipe fittings come in a wide variety of types, sizes, and configurations to meet the diverse needs of piping systems in various industries. Proper selection, installation, and maintenance of fittings are critical to the efficient and safe operation of pipelines and systems. Screwed female ends to BSP. ▪ High quality antirust coating on threads. ▪ Hot galvanised with uniform zinc coating. ▪ Superior grade malleability to ensure crack free installation. ▪ Heavy pattern back nut, superb in quality and performance.
