A bent pipe, also known as a curved pipe, is a tubular component that has been intentionally formed to have a curved shape. It differs from a straight pipe in that it changes direction along its length. Bent pipes are commonly used in various industries. In plumbing systems, for example, they are utilized to connect different fixtures at angles, allowing for flexible routing of water or gas. In industrial piping for factories, bent pipes help direct the flow of fluids or gases around obstacles or to different levels. They can be made of materials like metal (such as steel or copper) or plastic, depending on the specific requirements of the application.

An elbow, a crucial pipe fitting, features a curved design, predominantly with angles of 90 or 45 degrees. It plays a vital role in altering the flow direction of fluids within a pipeline network. Manufactured from diverse materials including metals like robust steel and corrosion-resistant copper, as well as plastics such as durable PVC, the choice of material hinges on multiple factors. These involve the nature of the fluid, ranging from corrosive chemicals to clean water, the operating pressure, and the surrounding environmental circumstances, be it high humidity or extreme temperatures. 

Reducers, also known as reducers, are pipe fittings used to connect pipes of different diameters. It achieves smooth fluid transition and effectively reduces resistance through the gradual pipe diameter, and has two types, concentric and eccentric, and is widely used in various pipeline systems such as water, oil and gas transportation.

Bend refers to a pipe component that bends a straight pipe into a certain angle or arc through a specific process means. Its main function is to change the direction of the pipeline to adapt to different installation environments and process requirements, so that the pipeline system can be connected and transported in a complex spatial layout to achieve the connection and transport of fluids or gases and other media.Our bends are made of high-quality carbon steel for durability and abrasion resistance, ensuring long-lasting performance in a wide range of applications. And designed to optimize bending capacity, the bend is able to handle challenging tasks efficiently, delivering consistent results and unmatched reliability for professional environments.

BUTT-WELDING Alloy Tee DETAILS.We can supply materials.Alloy Steel:16Mn Cr5Mo 12Cr1MoV 10CrMo910 15CrMo 12Cr2Mo1,A335P22 St45.8, ASTM A860 WPHY X42 X52 X60 X70.STANDARD:ASTM / JIS / DIN / BS / GB/GOST.SHAPE：Equal, Reducing.

Seamless Long Radius 90 Degree P11 Alloy Steel Elbow.1/2"-36" Can Be Seamless, 5"-110" Can Be Welded.Cr-Mo alloy steel: A234 WP11,WP22,WP5,WP9,WP91, 10CrMo9-10, 16Mo3 etc.Dimension measurements, all within standard tolerance.Thickness tolerance:+/-12.5% , or on your request.

Large-diameter pipe fittings are of utmost importance and serve as essential components in a wide array of fields. Possessing a significantly large bore size, they demonstrate an impressive capability to handle substantial volumes of fluids and gases with ease. These fittings are frequently encountered in diverse industries, including water supply, where they facilitate the smooth transfer of water; in the oil and gas sector, where they play a crucial role in the transportation of valuable resources; and in the construction industry, where they contribute to the stability and functionality of various systems. 

Buttweld elbows below 24 inches in diameter are produced by cutting, heating and bending seamless steel pipes:pipe elbows of larger sizes are
manufactured, instead, from welded pipes or steel plates. The three most common types of elbows in piping are the 45, 90, and 180 degrees (or return elbow).

This  Long Radius Elbow is crafted from high-quality carbon steel, ensuring a robust and long-lasting performance. Its seamless construction provides excellent resistance to corrosion and wear, guaranteeing a reliable connection for your plumbing needs.

A end cap is a closure device used to cover the end of a pipe. It is designed to protect the pipe from debris, moisture, and other contaminants from entering the pipe. End caps are available in a variety of materials, including plastic, metal, and rubber. The most common types of pipe caps are threaded, slip-on, and weld-on. Threaded pipe  end caps are screwed onto the end of the pipe, while slip-on pipe caps are simply slipped over the end of the pipe. Weld-on pipe caps are welded onto the end of the pipe for a more permanent seal. Pipe caps are used in a variety of applications, including plumbing, HVAC, and industrial piping systems. They are often used to protect pipes during transportation and storage, as well as to prevent leaks and damage to the pipe.