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Pipe Fittings by Materials
Based on the working conditions and transport medium, NFF can provide you with industrial pipe fittings of different materials. Below are some common materials we use to manufacture pipe fittings. If you need custom carbon pipe fittings, custom stainless pipe fittings or other material pipe fittings, welcome to contact us, NFF has capabilities to fulfill your needs.
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- Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings In a piping system, some kinds of media may corrode carbon steel or alloy steel pipeline. In case of that, austenitic stainless steel pipes and pipe fittings are a better choice to prevent corrosion. Austenitic stainless steel also features excellent resistance against high and low temperature.
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- Duplex Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings Duplex stainless steel is called “duplex” because it has a two-phase microstructure of roughly 50% austenitic and 50% ferritic stainless steel. Duplex stainless steels have significantly better strength and ductility than regular austenitic stainless steels.
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- Carbon Steel Pipe Fittings Carbon steel pipe fittings feature good cost efficiency and easy production process, making them one of the most common pipe fittings. If you don't have special requirements on strength, corrosion or temperature resistance of the pipe fittings, carbon steel is an ideal material choice.
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- Low Temperature Steel Pipe Fittings Low temperature is one kind of carbon steel featuring excellent low-temperature resistance. Compared to regular carbon steel pipe fittings, low temperature steel pipe fittings can maintain good ductility in low-temperature working conditions and protect piping systems.
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- Nickel Chromium Alloy Pipe Fittings The contents of nickel and chromium in alloy steel strengthen its resistance against high temperature and high pressure. Therefore, alloy steel is widely used in steam pipelines in power plants where the temperature of steam is over 500℃, far beyond the withstanding range of common carbon steel.