BSP Threaded Pipe

Description Description Weld nipples have a male thread on one side and a weld end on the other side. To create a connection on the plant or tank for male threads. The male thread is made to create a flat seal. Features:  Low quality tube : They are suitable for countries where only poor quality tube is available. No Phantom leaks : Lubrication is not mandatory for the assembly of weld nipples Sealing capability: An elastomeric seal forms the primary sealing element, thus assuring leak free sealing Failure mode: There is little danger of tube blow off if the fitting is not properly tightened. A loose joint shows excessive leakage before total failure Re-usability/Remake ability: It can disassemble and reassemble many times. Welding process: They are perfect for most popular welding processes. Applications Plant construction Refueling Loading & Unloading Offshore General Information Weld nipples have been an introduction to the market in the late ’60s. Traditionally they were useful for heavy-duty applications such as hydraulic presses, mining, steel mills, and shipbuilding. These fittings allows the welding tube Connections. Therefore, the weld-nipple has to be welded onto the tube end. Using the standard nut, this weld nipple can then connected to the tube joint of any tube fittings. A broad range of weld nipple fittings including reducers or elbows covers most applications. The use of weld nipples allows remarkable pipe systems based on rigid weld connections. General features includes quick connection, easy handling, re usability and flat-sealing male threads. Our diverse range of  Accessories makes the connections that keep your business running. Accessories are highly efficient and are using advanced materials and innovative production techniques. Centre Point Hydraulic maintains the complete inventory of Industrial Hose Fittings in the Middle East and Africa, ready to ship to meet your company’s needs. Furthermore, we can provide you with a free consultation and quotation through 971 4 885 6150 or [email protected].