Alloy Steel Pipe Fittings

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What are Alloy Steel Pipe Fittings?

The pipe fittings made with alloy steel has more than one element in its alloy, which helps to enhance its properties like strength, hardness, etc. The Alloy Steel Pipe Fittings are perfect for applications that require moderate corrosion resistance and good durability.
The Alloy Steel Fittings are available at a very economical cost, and they are mostly found in services where carbon steel would fail. There are two variants of alloy steel available, namely high and low alloy.
The AS Fittings are widely used in nuclear plants and power plants. This is because they are much stronger and harder than regular steel. But, it is to be noted that they do not have high corrosion resisting properties like that of stainless steel.

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Difference between Reducing & Equal Alloy Steel Tee

The alloy equal tee fitting is used as a branch that comes with the same diameter as that of the run pipe. The reducing Alloy Steel Tee is also used as a branch, but it has a smaller diameter compared to the run pipe. The Alloy Steel Reducer is more abundantly used than the equal tees as they have greater functionalities and can be used for more environments.

What are Bevelled Ends Alloy Steel Buttweld Fittings?

The ends of the Alloy Steel Buttweld Fittings are beveled, which means they have an angle forming between the edge of the end of the given pipe fitting. This beveled end is an essential part of the welding preparation process of joining the AS Pipe Fittings with the pipe.

Table of Content

• Alloy Steel Pipe Fittings Additional information
• Temperature range of Alloy Steel Elbow
• Alloy Steel Pipe Fittings Price List
• Most Common Types Of Alloy Steel Seamless Fittings
• Steps to select best High Alloy Steel Fittings
• Referred Alloy Steel Buttweld Elbow Classify
• Advantages Of Chrome Moly Fittings
• Role of Alloy Steel Weld Fittings Elements
• Use of Low-alloy Steel Fittings
• ASTM A234 AS Fittings Tests and Examinations
• Alloy Steel Fittings Dimensions and Weight Chart

 

Alloy Steel Pipe Fittings Additional information

Temperature range of Alloy Steel Elbow

Depending on the combination of elements present in the chemical composition of the given Alloy Steel Elbow , its temperature range can be decided. For example, the molybdenum AS Elbow 90 can withstand temperatures up to 454 degrees C.

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Application For Alloy Steel Buttweld Fittings

• Power Generation
• Gas Processing
• Sea Water Equipment
• Chemical Equipment
• Petrochemicals
• Oil & Gas Industry
• Heat Exchangers
• Pharmaceuticals
• Pulp and Paper Industry
• Condensers
• Off-Shore Oil Drilling Companies

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Most Common Types Of Alloy Steel Seamless Fittings

Alloy Steel Pipe Elbow available in 90, 45, 180 degrees, check sizes and price in Dubai

Steps to select best High Alloy Steel Fittings

Referred Alloy Steel Buttweld Elbow Classify

ASTM A234 Alloy Steel Buttweld Pipe Fittings can further classify as

Advantages Of Chrome Moly Fittings

• Light weight
• Powerful parts
• High tensile strength
• Superior hardness and strength
• Heat dissipation properties
• Low cost
• Enhanced corrosion resistance
• Efficient at high temperature

Role of Alloy Steel Weld Fittings Elements

Depending on the quantities of alloy steel weld fittings elements following properties of material get affected, such as

• Toughness
• Improved Weldability
• Better Wear resistance
• Ductility
• Machinability
• High or low-temperature Stability
• Hardenability
• Corrosion resistance

Use of Low-alloy Steel Fittings

Alloy steel pipe fittings can be used in a process area where carbon fittings has limitations, such as

ASTM A234 AS Fittings Tests and Examinations

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Alloy Steel Fittings Dimensions and Weight Chart

Low alloy fittings Schedule Chart

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