PRODUCT PARAMETERS
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Type
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elbow, tee, cap, bushing, coupling, pipe nipple, hex, nipple, weldolet, threadolet, sockolet, socket, cap, cross, flangolet,union, swage nipple, etc.
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Size
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1/8"-4" threaded and socket weld type
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Pressure
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2000#,3000#,6000#,9000#
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Standard
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ANSI B16.11, EN10241, MSS SP 97, BS 3799
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Wall thickness
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SCH5S, SCH10S, SCH10, SCH40S,STD, XS, XXS, SCH20,SCH30,SCH40, SCH60, SCH80, SCH160, XXS and etc.
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Material
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Stainless steel: A182 F304/304L, A182 F316/316L, A182 F321, A182 F310S, A182 F347H, A182 F316Ti, A182 F317, 904L, 1.4301,1.4307,1.4401,1.4571,1.4541, 254Mo and etc.
Carbon steel: A105, A350LF2, Q235, St37, St45.8, A42CP, E24 , A515 Gr60, A515Gr 70 etc.
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Duplex stainless steel: UNS31803, SAF2205, UNS32205, UNS31500, UNS32750 , UNS32760, 1.4462,1.4410,1.4501 and etc.
Pipeline steel: A694 F42, A694F52, A694 F60, A694 F65, A694 F70, A694 F80 etc.
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Nickel alloy: inconel600, inconel625, inconel690, incoloy800, incoloy 825, incoloy 800H, C22, C 276, Monel400, Alloy20 etc.
Cr-Mo alloy: A182 F11,A182 F5, A182 F22, A182 F91, A182 F9, 16mo3 etc.
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Application
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Petrochemical industry;avation and aerospace industry;pharmaceutical industry;gas exhaust;power plant;ship buliding;water treatment,etc.
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Advantages
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Ready to ship
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HEX NIPPLE
1/16 to 1 in. Size
NPT, ISO/BSP and SAE threads
316 Stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, 6-Moly, Alloy 625, Alloy 825 and Alloy 2507
Application: industrial class
Length: customized
End: TOE, TBE, POE, BBE, PBE
We can provide drawing, MTC, test report, COO, FORM E certificates.
More than 20 + years production experience, very good at international standards.
Our fittings are selling to more than 80+ countries.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Hexagonal Threaded Fittings, Hexagonal Threaded Fittings and Reducing Hexagonal Threaded Fittings
1. What is a hexagonal joint?
A hexagonal joint, also known as a hexagonal joint, is a fitting used to connect two pipes or pipes. The center is hexagonal for easy installation and removal.
2. What is the difference between hexagonal joint and hexagonal joint?
There is no difference between a hexagonal joint and a hexagonal joint. They both refer to the same type of accessory with a hexagon in the middle.
3. What is a reducing hexagonal thread joint?
Reducing hexagonal fittings are fittings with different-sized openings on both ends to accommodate different sizes of pipe or tubing. They are used to reduce or transition between two different pipe sizes.
4. Are hexagonal joints and hexagonal joints made of different materials?
Yes, hex fittings and hexagon fittings are available in a variety of materials, including stainless steel, brass and carbon steel, to suit different applications and environments.
5. What are the common applications of hexagonal threaded joints and hexagonal threaded joints?
Hexagon fittings and hexagon fittings are commonly used in plumbing, hydraulic and pneumatic systems to connect pipes, pipes and hoses.
6. How do I determine the right hex joint or hex joint size for my application?
The correct size of a hex fitting or hex fitting is determined by the pipe or pipe size and thread type. It is important to ensure a proper fit to avoid leaks and other problems.
7. Can pipes of different materials be connected using reducing hexagonal joints?
Yes, reducing hex fittings can be used to join pipes of different materials, but it is important to consider potential issues such as compatibility and galvanic corrosion.
8. Are hexagonal joints and hexagonal joints resistant to corrosion and high temperatures?
Many hex joints and hex joints are designed to resist corrosion and high temperatures, but specific capabilities may vary based on materials and coatings.
9. Do hex joints and hex joints require the use of Teflon tape or pipe coating?
It is recommended to use Teflon tape or pipe dope on hex fittings and the threads of hex fittings to ensure a tight and leak-free connection.
10. Can I install hex joints and hex joints myself, or do I need professional help?
The installation of hex joints and hex joints can usually be done by a person with the necessary tools and pipe installation knowledge. However, for complex or critical applications, professional help may be desirable.
