Designed with an inside diameter slightly larger than that of the pipe being used, slip-on flanges are used for preventing leaks and providing strength. Although they tend to be more low cost than other types of flanges, a slip on flange allows less room for error when cutting a pipe. Because of the design of […]
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In many applications, threaded flanges are used to connect lengths of pipes without the need to weld. The use of this type of flange is very common in places that are highly flammable, explosive, or where welding is not an option. Constructed with a tapered thread, the flange is applied by tightening onto the pipe, similar […]
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Check valves, also known as a clack valve, one-way valve, or non-return valve are designed to allow fluid to flow through in a single direction. Majority of check valves are pressure operated, and are contained within some type of pump system. Check valves are made from carbon steel, stainless steel, or even P.V.C, and contain two openings. […]
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Gate valves are most commonly used to allow or prevent the flow of liquids when minimum restriction or straight line flow is preferred. Also, referred to as sluice valves, gate valves are most commonly made from cast iron, cast carbon steel, gun metal, ductile iron, stainless steel, alloy steels, or forged steels. The valves work […]
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Detroit Nipple Works offers highly durable and corrosion-resistant seamless nipples for use in high-pressure applications. When doing hydraulic, refinery, or petrochemical work, seamless nipples are your best option for a successful transfer. Also, you can get seamless nipples in sizes anywhere from 1/8 to 4 in. in diameter and up to 12 in long, allowing […]
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