Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
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Are Light weight fittings (eg. elbow, reducers) always seamless? Thanks
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Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
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RE: Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
size is normally more important as is manufacturing technique.
Most B16 elbows and reducers I have seen are seamless.
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RE: Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
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RE: Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
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RE: Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
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RE: Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
RE: Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
I am asking to know what the longitudinal seam factor would be. For instance seamless or ERW = 1 as longitudinal factor. Thanks
RE: Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?
There is no change in anything whether the fitting is seamless or welded for the same material.
Most people try not to get the longitudinal seam lined up on connecting pipe / fittings, but other than that I don't know where you would use a factor like that on a fitting
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RE: Are Lt. wt. fittings always seamless?