ASME B16.11 Forged Threaded Crosses Class 2000

Product Description

A threaded cross is a pipe fitting used to connect pipes that has four connections that allow pipes to branch or merge fluids in different directions.

Size:

Common models are 1/8"-4" DN6-DN100. In addition, the size can be customized as needed, but usually follows international standards, including pipe diameter and thread specifications.

Pressure Level:

The pressure resistance of threaded cross fittings depends on the material and manufacturing process, and they are usually available in different pressure levels to meet various engineering needs.

Connection method:

Threaded cross fittings usually have internal or external threaded connections, which are designed to make them easy to install and remove.

Pressure resistance:

Threaded crosses pipe fittings can withstand a certain amount of pressure, and their pressure resistance usually depends on the material and manufacturing process.

Corrosion resistance:

These pipe fittings are usually made of stainless steel, carbon steel, copper, aluminum and other materials, which can resist corrosion and are suitable for different working environments.

Can be used with a variety of fluids: Threaded cross fittings can be used to transport different types of fluids such as liquids, gases, and steam.

Advantages

1.Easy to install: 

The threaded connection method makes installation and removal relatively simple.

2.Multi-directional connections:

Threaded cross fittings allow pipes to be connected in multiple directions, allowing for branching and merging of fluids.

3.Suitable for different materials:

Threaded crosses pipe fittings of different materials can be selected as needed to adapt to different media and working environments.

4.Corrosion Resistance

Depending on material selection, threaded cross fittings can have good corrosion resistance.

Disadvantages

1.Large flow resistance

Compared with some other pipe connection methods, threaded connections may introduce a certain fluid flow resistance.

2.Restricted Flow

Due to design limitations, threaded cross fittings may have a smaller flow capacity and are not suitable for high flow applications.

3.Vulnerable

Threaded fittings can be damaged if improperly installed or over-tightened.

Threaded cross fittings perform well in general pipe joining tasks and are capable of meeting the needs of many industrial and civil applications. They provide a convenient way to branch and merge pipes and are suitable for a variety of fluid types.

Application areas:

Industrial piping system

Oil and gas transportation

HVAC system

Chemical engineering

drinking water supply system

Food processing plants

Fisheries and aquaculture

medical equipment

Overall, threaded cross fittings are versatile pipe connectors suitable for many different applications, but specific engineering requirements and conditions need to be taken into consideration when selecting and using them.

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