PRODUCTION STANDARD

ASTM A234/A234M: ASTM A234/A234M specifies requirements for welded fittings from carbon steel and alloy steel for low to medium temperatures. Requirements include chemical composition, hardness, tensile strength and elongation.
ASTM A403/A403M: ASTM A403/A403M specifies requirements for welded fittings from stainless steel and alloy steel for low to high temperatures. It includes requirements for chemical composition, crystal structure, durability and elasticity.
EN 10253: This standard applies to stainless steel and carbon steel welded fittings, with applications in pressure piping systems. It provides guidance on dimensions, thickness, chemical composition and testing and certification requirements.
ASME B16.9: This standard specifies dimensions, connections and technical requirements for carbon steel and alloy steel weld fittings. It provides information about the size, length, thickness, and connection of the numbness.
DIN 2605: This standard applies to carbon steel and alloy steel welding fittings, including elbows, elbows and reducing heads. It regulates the size, linearity and angle of the fittings.
These standards define technical requirements and manufacturing processes, helping to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the final product.

STRUCTURE

Welding steel rods usually have three outputs: two main outputs and one auxiliary output. The primary outlet is typically the same diameter, while the secondary outlet can be less than or equal in diameter to either primary outlet.
Main pipes: The two main pipes of the system are the main parts to connect with other pipes in the system. They are usually the same diameter to create a 90 degree angle.
Auxiliary pipe: The auxiliary pipe is the third outlet of the pipe, often used to connect to a branch pipe or another device in the pipe system. The diameter of the auxiliary pipe can be larger or equal to one of the two main pipes.

POPULAR TYPES OF STEEL PANGOBIS – WELDING PANGOLINS – POPULAR RANGE

Equal tee: A type of tee in which all three exits have equal diameters. They are often used to divide a liquid or gas from one tube into two different tubes of the same diameter.
Reducing tee: The reducing tee has an outlet with a smaller diameter than the other two outlets. This helps regulate the flow of fluid in the piping system.
Lateral tee: The reducing tee has an outlet at a 90 degree angle to the main line, often used to create a flow of fluid that splits in a direction perpendicular to the main flow.

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