GASKETS
We Supply a comprehensive range of gasket types across a wide range of sizes up to 48” and material compositions in all metal grades, construction, and with applicable insulation kit options.
Gaskets Type: -
- Spiral Wound Gasket
- Ring Joint Gasket
- Compressed NAF (CNAF) Gasket
- Synthetic Fiber Gasket
- Rubber Gasket
- Compressed Asbestos Fiber (CAF) Gasket
- PTFE Gasket
- Flexible Graphite Gasket
- Gasket
FASTENERS (STUD BOLTS & NUTS)
We are supplier of Stub bolts & Nuts for high temperature and high tensile applications in Carbon Steel, alloy, and stainless steel. Higher Alloys can also be supplied.
Types: -
- Stud bolt
- Nuts
- Stub Bar
- Jack Screw
- Washers
- U Bolts.
BRANCH CONNECTIONS
WELDOLETS, SOCKOLETS, THREADOLETS, LATROLETS, SWEEPOLETS.
A reinforced branch connection, also known as a branch connection fitting or branch outlet fitting, is a specialised fitting used in piping systems to create a branch connection off the main pipeline. It allows for the installation of a smaller-sized pipe or equipment onto the main pipeline without the need for a traditional tee or welding.
Reinforced branch connections consist of a main body or header that is typically of the same material and diameter as the main pipeline. It features an outlet or branch connection, which is smaller in size and is welded or threaded to accommodate the branch pipe or equipment. The branch connection is reinforced with additional material, such as a reinforcement pad or saddle, to provide strength and structural integrity.
These fittings are designed to distribute the stress and load from the branch connection more evenly across the main pipeline, reducing the potential for stress concentration and weakening of the connection. This reinforcement ensures that the branch connection can withstand the operating conditions and pressures of the system.
- Reinforced branch connections offer several advantages, including:
- Strength and stability: The reinforcement provided by these fittings ensures a robust and stable connection, minimising the risk of failure or leakage.
- Space-saving: Reinforced branch connections require less space compared to traditional tees or welding, making them suitable for piping systems with space constraints.
Cost and time efficiency: The use of reinforced branch connections can result in cost and time savings during installation, as they eliminate the need for complex welding procedures and reduce overall fabrication time.
Reinforced branch connections find applications in various industries, including oil and gas, petrochemical, chemical processing, power generation, and water treatment. They are commonly used in systems where the addition of branches, such as piping extensions, equipment connections, or instrumentation lines, is required while maintaining the integrity and strength of the main pipeline.
