(!)NOTE : Windows 7 users won’t be able to use some latest features of eCatalog/WOS since Microsoft is ending support for Windows 7 on 14 Jan, 2020. Please upgrade your system for uninterrupted services.
Tel: 0124-4688 800Email: cs@misumi.co.in9:00am - 5:30pm (Monday to Saturday)
Fluoropolymer fittings are fittings made from fluoropolymers. These are used for pipes containing flowing fluids such as water or oil, or steam or air. Fittings are called various names, such as joints, connectors and unions. Types include an L type that changes the direction of the pipe, and an irregular connector that can connect pipes with different opening diameters. The fluoropolymer material is made from fluorite, which has heat resistant properties and does not conduct electricity. For this reason, these products are used in a wide range of fields, including severe environments. Other types are made from materials such as polytetrafluoroethylene and polyvinylidene fluoride, whose properties are slightly different. The main properties of fluoropolymer fittings are heat resistance from the fluoropolymer, non-adhesiveness, electrical insulation and slipperiness.
Answer: The choice of fitting depends on factors such as:
• Material compatibility: Ensure the fitting material matches or complements the pipe material.
• Pressure requirements: Some materials and types of fittings handle higher pressures better than others.
• Pipe size: Fittings must be compatible with the diameter of the pipes you are connecting.
• Fluid or gas type: Certain materials are better suited for specific types of fluids or gases.
Question: What materials are pipe fittings made from?
Answer: Pipe fittings can be made from various materials such as PVC, CPVC, ABS, cast iron, steel, brass, and stainless steel, depending on the application and requirements.
Question: What are some common problems with fittings?
Answer: Common problems with fittings include:
• Leaks: Leaks can occur due to loose connections, damaged gaskets, or corrosion.
• Corrosion: Fittings made from certain materials may be susceptible to corrosion, especially if exposed to harsh environments.
• Clogging: Fittings can become clogged with debris or sediment, restricting flow.
• Fatigue: Fittings subjected to repeated stress may experience fatigue and failure.
Question: What are the different types of fittings?
Answer: There are many types of fittings, including:
• Elbows: Used to change the direction of a pipe or tube.
• Tees: Used to branch a pipe or tube into two directions.
• Couplings: Used to connect two pipes or tubes of the same size and type.
• Reducers: Used to reduce the size of a pipe or tube.
• Caps: Used to seal the end of a pipe or tube.
• Flanges: Used to connect pipes or tubes to other components, such as valves or pumps.
How can we improve?
How can we improve?
Thank you for your time.
Your feedback is essential for our continuous improvement
Privacy Policy
Thank you for your cooperation.
Thank you for your time.
Your feedback is essential for our continuous improvement
Please use the inquiry form.
Privacy Policy