Outlet fittings are essential for creating branch connections between different pipes, especially when needing to connect a larger pipe to a smaller one. They are widely used across many industries and offer versatility in connection types. This guide will help you understand what an outlet fitting is, its types, and how to purchase the right one on M.E.G.A. Shop.
An outlet fitting, also known as a branch connection or pipe fitting, enables a larger pipe (known as the header or run pipe) to discharge into a smaller pipe or a pipe of the same size (referred to as the branch or outlet pipe). This outlet connection is commonly welded to the main pipe, providing an essential function in fluid management systems.
Finishing: Outlet fittings come in different finishing options, including:
Material Variety: Outlet fittings are available in various types of steel, including:
A/SA182 F304/L: Stainless steel for corrosion resistance in general applications.
A/SA182 F316/L: Offers higher resistance to corrosion, ideal for chemical environments.
A/SA350 LF2 CL1: Carbon steel suitable for low-temperature applications.
A/SA105N: Carbon steel, normalized, used for high-pressure systems.
A/SA182 F321: Stabilized stainless steel suitable for higher temperatures.
A/SA182 F304H: High carbon version of F304, offering increased strength at high temperatures.
Diameter & Pressure Ratings: Outlet fittings are available in a range of diameters to suit various piping systems. The fittings are rated for different pressure classes, typically 3000# and 6000#. These pressure classes allow the fittings to be used in high-pressure applications, ensuring secure and durable connections.
These fittings are designed for 90° branch connections and are ideal for socket welds or threaded connections. The SW (Socket Weld) variant includes a pocket for easy welding, whereas the NPT (National Pipe Thread) type allows for a threaded connection.
Megalets BW (Butt Weld) are widely used in high-pressure pipes and create a 90° branch connection. The beveled end of the fitting allows for a strong butt-weld connection to the header pipe.
Similar to Megalets BW, Latromegalets BW are utilized for creating butt-weld connections. The beveled design of the fitting provides a strong bond, ensuring durability and stability in high-pressure systems.
Megalets SW (Socket Weld) fittings allow for easy welding of the branch pipe into a pocket, while Megalets NPT provide a threaded female connection. Both types are designed to create a 90° branch from the main pipe, offering different connection options based on system requirements.
These are used on elbows, both 90° long-radius and short-radius types, for creating branch connections where the main pipe bends. The BW type provides a beveled end for a butt-weld connection.
Elbomegalets SW and NPT are similar to the BW type but differ in their connection methods. The SW variant features a socket weld, while the NPT variant includes a threaded female connection. They are used for creating branches on elbows, similar to Elbomegalets BW.
M.E.G.A. offers an extensive range of high-quality outlet fittings manufactured to meet ASME B16.11 standards. Here’s how you can purchase your branch fittings quickly and efficiently:
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