Pipe Fittings
Reducing inserts are specialized pipe fittings widely used in engineering, piping, and construction to connect pipes of different diameters. Primarily made from steel, they support socket welding for quick and economical pipeline reductions.
Reducing inserts enable efficient transitions between pipe sizes in industrial and construction applications. Available in various materials like carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel, they are designed to meet diverse pressure, temperature, and corrosion requirements.
Reducing inserts are essential components in piping systems, offering a compact and cost-effective solution for reducing pipe diameters. Compatible with standard socket welding fittings, they ensure strong and reliable connections, making them ideal for complex piping networks in engineering and industrial settings.
Reducing inserts are categorized based on material, size reduction, and connection type to suit specific application needs.
Type | Description | Application |
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Carbon Steel Reducing Insert | High-strength fitting for general-purpose pipeline reductions. | Construction, oil and gas pipelines. |
Stainless Steel Reducing Insert | Corrosion-resistant, ideal for harsh environments. | Chemical processing, marine applications. |
Alloy Steel Reducing Insert | Designed for high-temperature and high-pressure systems. | Power plants, refineries. |
Socket Weld Reducing Insert | Compact design for socket welding, enabling quick installation. | Industrial piping, HVAC systems. |
Reducing inserts are widely used across industries for their ability to efficiently connect pipes of different sizes:
Properties | Values & Limits |
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Material | Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Alloy Steel |
Size | 1/8" to 4" |
Pressure Rating | 150#, 300#, 600#, 900#, 1500# |
Standards | ASME B16.11, ANSI, MSS SP-79 |
Surface Finish | Black, Galvanized, Anti-corrosion Coated |