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Carbon steel socket weld fittings are forged components designed for high-pressure piping systems, joined by inserting pipe ends into sockets and welding for strength. ​

Common Standards

These fittings conform to ASME B16.11, available in pressure classes 3000, 6000, and 9000 lbs, with types including elbows, tees, couplings, unions, caps, and reducers. Key grades include ASTM A105 for general use and A234 WPB for welded applications, ensuring compatibility with carbon steel pipes.​

Material Properties

Carbon steel grades like A105 feature carbon content of 0.35% max, manganese 0.6-1.05%, and yield strength around 250 MPa minimum, providing good toughness and weldability.

 

Industrial carbon steel swage nipples are forged reducing fittings that connect pipes of different sizes in a straight line, available in concentric or eccentric designs for seamless transitions in high-pressure industrial systems.  ​

Carbon steel nipples are short sections of threaded pipe used to connect two female fittings or pipes, available in types like close, short, long, barrel, hex, and swage for industrial piping systems.​

Dimensions

For 1/2" Sch 40 nipple, OD measures 21.3 mm with thread length 13.6 mm and common lengths 50, 75, or 100 mm. A 2" size shows 60.3 mm OD, 19.2 mm thread, lengths up to 150 mm.​

Specifications

Made from ASTM A105/A106 material per ASTM A733 standards, sizes 1/8" to 12" NPS in Sch 40/80/160 schedules, NPT/BSPT threads rated 3000-10,000 psi depending on class.​

Applications

Used in oil/gas, water, and construction lines for secure spacing between valves; often galvanized for corrosion protection in outdoor environments.​

Carbon steel threaded hex nipples are forged pipe fittings featuring male NPT/BSPT threads on both ends with a central hexagonal section for wrench tightening, ideal for connecting female fittings in industrial piping.​

Carbon steel hex nipples are forged threaded pipe fittings with male NPT/BSPT threads on both ends and a hexagonal center section for easy wrench installation, commonly used to connect female fittings in industrial piping systems. 

Carbon steel socket weld fittings are forged components designed for high-pressure piping systems, joined by inserting pipe ends into sockets and welding for strength. ​

Common Standards

These fittings conform to ASME B16.11, available in pressure classes 3000, 6000, and 9000 lbs, with types including elbows, tees, couplings, unions, caps, and reducers. Key grades include ASTM A105 for general use and A234 WPB for welded applications, ensuring compatibility with carbon steel pipes.​

Material Properties

Carbon steel grades like A105 feature carbon content of 0.35% max, manganese 0.6-1.05%, and yield strength around 250 MPa minimum, providing good toughness and weldability.

Carbon steel swage nipples (often termed "sewage nipples" in industrial contexts for drainage applications) are forged reducers with male threads or plain ends on both sides, used to connect pipes of different sizes in sewage, drainage, and process lines. They come in concentric (aligned centers) or eccentric (offset for drainage) types, typically made from ASTM A105 carbon steel per MSS SP-95 standards.​

Dimensions

For a 3" x 1" concentric swage nipple (Sch 40), large end OD is 88.9 mm, small end 33.4 mm, end-to-end length 203 mm, with wall thicknesses T1 5.5 mm and T2 3.4 mm. A 4" x 2" shows 114.3 mm x 60.3 mm OD and 229 mm length.​