Industrial Pipe Fitting 

Industrial Pipe fittings are industrial appliances and components used to join pipe sections together with other fluid control products like valves and pumps so that pipelines are created. The common connotation for these pipe fittings is related to metal and plastic pipes which carry fluids. In the industrial sector, Industrial Pipe Fittings have many uses such as they help move the raw and semi-processed fluids, which are refined into more useful products. Industrial Pipe Fittings create pipes that are needed when transporting aggressive media such as contaminated wastewater, chemicals, exhaust gas and exhaust air.
 

Industrial Pipe Fittings are important commodities highly demanded in both domestic and international markets. You can buy Industrial pipe Fittings online at best price in India.
 

Types of Industrial Pipe Fitting: 

• 1. GRP Pipe Fittings: GRP stands for glass reinforced plastic, which is a matrix of reinforced fibres and fine glass. The GRP pipes are manufactured using composite materials such as sand, glass fibre and thermosetting resins. GRP is lightweight and extremely strong.
• 2. Stainless Steel Buttweld Lateral Tee: A stainless steel lateral pipe tee means a pipe fitting which is similar to a tee but has a side opening outlet branch at a 45 degree angle. It is a kind of steel pipe tee though its branch direction is different with the straight tee.
• 3. SS Pipe Tee: This pipe tee is used to either combine or split a fluid flow. It has the same inlet and outlet sizes.
• 4. Ready to Line Pipe Fitting: This type of pipe fitting is the piping components that help in pipe routing for directional changes, size changes and branch connections.
• 5. Siphon Pipe: This is a pipe or tube fashioned or deployed in an inverted U shape and filled until atmospheric pressure is sufficient to force a liquid from a reservoir in one end of the tube over a barrier higher than the reservoir and out the other end.
• 6. Elbows: Pipe elbows are installed between two pipes or tubings to allow a change of direction, usually a 90°, 45°, or 22.5° angle.