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1. Commercial plumbing: High durability makes it an excellent choice for large installations such as hotels, hospitals or industrial settings. 2. High-pressure systems: Stainless steel outperforms other alternatives in situations where water pressure is consistently high. 3. Areas with corrosive...Read more »
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We will be at the International Exhibition Center Düsseldorf, Germany from December 3rd to 5th, 2024. Valve World Düsseldorf is the leading international event for oil and gas valve technology and flow control solutions. At this event, you can stay updated with market trends, meet key glob...Read more »
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Forged fittings are crucial components in piping systems, designed to connect pipes, valves, and other equipment. Here’s what you need to know: 1. **Material and Manufacturing** Material: Commonly made from carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel. Manufacturing Process: Created through for...Read more »
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There are many advantages to using stainless steel pipe fittings, including the following: Corrosion resistance: Stainless steel has excellent corrosion resistance and can resist the erosion of many chemicals, especially in humid or corrosive environments. This makes stainless steel pipe fittings...Read more »
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Whether PEX is better than PVC depends on the specific application and requirements. Here are some key comparisons: PEX (Cross-Linked Polyethylene) - **Flexibility**: PEX is highly flexible, making it easier to install in tight spaces and around corners. - **Temperature Resistance**: It can han...Read more »
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ISO 4144 and MSS SP 114 are standards that govern different types of pipe fittings, primarily in terms of design, dimensions, and applications. Here are the key differences between them: ISO 4144 1. Scope: This standard pertains to cast iron fittings for pressure applications, focusing on specifi...Read more »
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When choosing between Type A and Type B PEX fittings, it is critical to understand how they relate to PEX pipe types and their respective applications. Type A PEX fittings: Type A PEX fittings are designed for use with Type A PEX pipe that has been cross-linked via the peroxide method (PEX-A). *...Read more »
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{ display: none; }[/prisna-wp-translate-show-hid { display: none; } { display: none; }e]In this blog, we will take a closer look at stainless steel PEX fittings, their advantages over other materials (brass or plastic).One picture can clearly compare why stainless steel PEX has become a hot tren...Read more »
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Choosing the right valve body material (PVC, steel or brass) will help keep your piping system in better condition and extend its life. However, one of the most important elements of a safe, durable, compliant and easy-to-maintain piping system is the material composition of the valve body. The ...Read more »
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Stainless steel pipe fittings can be connected using several methods, depending on the application, the size of the pipes, and the operating conditions. Here are some common connection methods: 1. Threaded Connections Description: Pipes and fittings have threaded ends that screw together. Applica...Read more »
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NPT fittings, or National Pipe Taper fittings, are a type of threaded fitting used in plumbing and piping systems. These fittings have tapered threads which create a seal when tightened. NPT fittings are commonly used in applications where leaks must be prevented, such as in water, air, or gas sy...Read more »
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The market offers pipe and crimp fittings in a variety of sizes, offering intrinsically reliable solder-free and lead-free solutions that provide the required safety and design flexibility for a wide range of applications across industries, including residential and commercial construction, hospi...Read more »