Stainless Steel Reducer

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MS (Mild Steel) Pipe Fitting refers to the various types of fittings and components used in piping systems made from mild steel (a low-carbon steel that is malleable, durable, and affordable). Mild steel is commonly used in pipe fitting applications due to its strength, workability, and cost-effectiveness. MS pipe fittings are used to connect, divert, or terminate the flow of fluids or gases in industrial, commercial, and residential piping systems.

Types of MS Pipe Fittings:

MS pipe fittings come in several shapes and sizes, each designed for specific functions in a piping system. The most common types of MS pipe fittings include:

1. Elbows: Used to change the direction of the pipeline. Elbows can be either 90°, 45°, or 180°. They can come in either short radius (SR) or long radius (LR).

2. Tees: A T-shaped fitting used to join three pipes, allowing for a branch connection. There are two types:

   • Equal Tee: All three outlets are the same size.
   • Reducing Tee: One outlet is smaller than the others.

3. Reducers: Used to connect pipes of different diameters, allowing a smooth transition from a larger pipe to a smaller one. They come in two main types:

   • Concentric Reducers: The center of the smaller pipe is aligned with the center of the larger pipe.
   • Eccentric Reducers: The smaller pipe is offset to one side of the larger pipe, often used when maintaining a consistent top or bottom level is important.

4. Caps: Fittings used to seal the end of a pipe. This can be useful for terminating a pipeline or for capping off a branch line that is no longer in use.

5. Couplings: A coupling is used to join two sections of pipe together. It is often used to repair or extend a pipeline.

6. Bends: Similar to elbows, but typically formed with a larger radius or manufactured to specific custom angles to meet project requirements.

7. Flanges: Used to connect sections of pipe or pipe to equipment or valves. Flanges are welded or bolted to the pipe, providing a secure connection.

8. Union: A type of fitting that allows easy disconnection of two pipe sections for maintenance or repair.

9. Nipples: Short lengths of pipe used to connect fittings or extend pipes.

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Super forge and fittings IS Your Trusted Source for Premium Stainless Steel Products Worldwide Discover an extensive range of top quality stainless steel products at Super forge and fittings From pipes sheets and fittings to bars and coils our comprehensive inventory caters to diverse industrial needs Trust in our expertise and elevate your projects with unmatched durability and performance

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: READY STOCK
• Packaging Details: STRONG WOODEN PACKAGING

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Mild Steel Eccentric Reducer

An eccentric reducer is a type of pipe fitting used to connect two pipes of different diameters. It is called eccentric because the center of the two ends of the reducer is offset, as opposed to a concentric reducer, where the center of both pipe ends is aligned. The mild steel eccentric reducer is typically used in piping systems where a gradual change in pipe diameter is required, but where a vertical or horizontal offset needs to be maintained.

The material mild steel (or carbon steel) is commonly used for these fittings due to its cost-effectiveness, strength, and ease of fabrication. However, as mild steel does not have inherent corrosion resistance, these reducers are usually coated or galvanized for protection against rust and corrosion.

Key Characteristics of a Mild Steel Eccentric Reducer:

1. Material:

   • Mild steel, also known as carbon steel, is used for its strength and ductility. It has a low carbon content (typically less than 0.3%) and is affordable and easy to fabricate, making it a popular choice for general industrial applications.
   • ASTM A105 is one of the common material specifications for carbon steel fittings, which ensures good weldability and performance under typical conditions.

2. Design:

   • The eccentric reducer has two ends with different diameters, designed to connect pipes of different sizes.
   • The difference in pipe sizes can range from small to large, depending on the specific requirements of the system.
   • The centerline of the pipe is not concentric between the two ends, meaning that the top and bottom of the pipe are offset.

3. Purpose:

   • Flow Adjustment: The reducer allows for a smooth transition between pipes of different sizes to maintain proper flow rates, while minimizing turbulence and flow disruptions.
   • Maintaining Horizontal or Vertical Alignment: The offset design ensures that the pipe does not move vertically or horizontally, which can be important in systems where alignment is critical.
   • Preventing Air Traps: In some applications, the eccentric reducer helps in venting the pipeline by preventing air pockets from forming, especially in drainage or fluid flow systems.

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: READY STOCK
• Packaging Details: WOODEN PACKAGING