Carbon Steel Welding Pipe Fitting Reducer

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Product description
  • model number
    DN15-1200
    Technic
    pushing
  • Connectivity
    Welding
    shape
    Reducing
  • head code
    round
    Standard
    ANSI JIS DIN ASME
  • Wall thickness
    SCH 10-160
    Size
    DN 15-1200
  • Material
    Carbon steel

This carbon steel pipe fitting reducer provides a reducing form with a welding connection. When planning a transition between different pipe sizes, use the required dimensions and project drawing to select the reducer configuration. Confirm the large end, small end and wall thickness together before choosing the component for installation.

Choosing the two ends of a welding reducer

A carbon steel reducer must be checked against both adjoining pipes, rather than selected by a single diameter. For an accurate enquiry, specify the large-end and small-end sizes, state the units, and identify whether the dimensions are nominal pipe sizes or measured diameters. Include the required wall thickness and end preparation in the same drawing. These checks help establish which reducing fitting matches the intended pipe transition.

Confirming the reducer geometry and material grade

The carbon steel material family and reducing shape identify this pipe fitting, but a final configuration needs a more detailed specification. Confirm whether your layout requires concentric or eccentric geometry and supply the corresponding dimensional drawing. For the carbon steel welding connection, also identify the required steel grade and the applicable dimensional standard, including its edition where relevant. A general standard family name does not establish compliance with every specification in that family.

Preparing a project enquiry for this carbon steel fitting

Send the reducer drawing with both end dimensions, wall thickness, connection preparation and material requirements. For a welded carbon steel pipe transition, include the operating medium, design pressure and temperature so suitability can be assessed against the required project documentation. A schedule designation alone does not establish the reducer's working pressure. Confirm the requested size combination and supporting technical documents before ordering this carbon steel pipe fitting reducer.

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