socket fittings

Plug in refers to a sleeve that inserts one pipe into another pipe end, first filling the gap with hemp or asbestos rope, and then inserting adhesive (such as cement, acid resistant adhesive, etc.) to achieve the purpose of sealing. There are elbows, tees, tees (cross heads), and reducers (large and small heads), etc. Socket fittings are fittings that are connected to pipes using socket connections. Commonly used for cast iron pipes and acid resistant ceramic pipes.

Socket fittings consist of sockets, sockets, bent parts, socket slots, etc. Its feature is that there are socket slots on the socket, and the socket and socket are located at the port positions of the socket fittings. The main materials of the socket fittings are cast steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel.

Plug ins are mainly used in applications such as water, beverages, beer, food, petrochemicals, nuclear power, machinery, medical equipment, fertilizers, shipbuilding, waterproofing treatment, pipelines, etc., demonstrating outstanding application value in various fields. The diameter of socket fittings: The production standard for socket fittings is DN15-DN1200, and they should be produced according to this diameter standard. Otherwise, the produced socket fittings will not meet the production standard and cannot be guaranteed to be qualified.

Plug in fittings are a type of pipe fitting. There are socket reducers, socket tees, socket tees, and fittings that connect pipes into pipelines. According to the connection method, it can be divided into four categories: socket fittings, threaded fittings, flange fittings, and welded fittings. Use materials similar to those used for pipes. There are elbows (elbow pipes), flanges, tees, tees (cross heads), and reducers (large and small heads), etc. Bends are used for turning pipes.