MOQ: | 1pc |
Price: | Above 2usd/kg |
Standard Packaging: | Plywood case |
Delivery Period: | 3 weeks/container |
Payment Method: | L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram |
Supply Capacity: | 100 ton/month |
Attribute | Value |
---|---|
Material | 316 |
Certificates | ISO, PED |
Brand | SMLSCO |
Price Term | FOB/CFR/CIF, etc |
Payment | T/T, L/C or as negotiation |
Package | Wooden Box |
This elbow adopts BSP (British Standard Pipe Thread) connection, a widely used thread standard in Europe, the Commonwealth, and many other regions. With its 55° thread angle design, it can be connected via tapered threads (BSPT) or parallel threads (BSPP). Threaded connections eliminate the need for on-site welding, making installation and disassembly highly convenient. It is a cost-effective and flexible connection solution for low-pressure piping systems.
The use of CF8M/316 stainless steel provides superior corrosion protection for low-pressure pipelines. Compared to common 304 material, 316 with added molybdenum offers enhanced resistance to chlorides and various industrial chemical media. For low-pressure systems requiring extended service life and reliability, 316 material pipe fittings deliver lower long-term maintenance costs and higher operational safety.
Our cast pipe fittings are produced using precision casting (sol silicate) technology for excellent dimensional accuracy and surface finish. The process involves creating a wax mold, coating it with refractory material to form a ceramic shell, then pouring molten stainless steel into the hollow shell. After cooling and solidification, the shell is removed, revealing a high-precision pipe fitting blank that undergoes machining and threading to become the final product.
Class 150-pound 316 stainless steel elbows are fundamental components in various low-pressure industrial piping systems. They are widely used in applications requiring higher corrosion resistance, including chemical industry auxiliary pipelines, coastal area water supply/drainage systems, and other situations with corrosive fluids. The 1/2-inch small-diameter design makes them particularly suitable for connecting instrument pipelines, sampling points, and small branch lines.