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Description

Elite Piping Manufacture Co., Ltd
forged-socket-weld-threaded-union

A forged union is a type of piping fitting that is used to join two pipes together. It consists of three parts: a threaded nut, a threaded male end, and a weldolet or socket weld fitting on the female end. The threaded nut and male end are screwed together, and the female end is welded or socket welded to the pipe. Forged unions are commonly used in high-pressure applications, such as oil and gas pipelines, and are available in a variety of materials, including carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel. They are designed to provide a strong, leak-free connection that can withstand high temperatures and pressures.

Class 3000 Pipe Unions — Socket Welding Ends

Union

Class 6000 Pipe Unions — Socket Welding Ends

Union

Class 3000 Pipe Unions — Threaded Ends

Union

Class 6000 Pipe Unions — Threaded Ends

Union

Rich production technology, advanced equipment, high automation degree and high production precision, complete molding. As the designated supplier of major energy enterprise groups under the jurisdiction of SASAC, the company has won a number of national and provincial reputations.

Additional information

Material

Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel, Bimetal Compound, Nickel base alloy and Other materials

Application

Widely used in Petrochemical, Coal Chemical, Refining, Oil and Gas Transmission, Marine Environment, Power, Heating and Other projects

Scope

DN6-DN100

Molding Process

Through the forging process, using mold forming, and then through machining to complete the product processing

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