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Stainless Steel Seamless Elbow

Stainless Steel Seamless Elbow

Stainless steel elbow is installed between two pipes or tubings to allow a change of direction. 90° elbow or 45° elbow are normal angels, but there are other angel like 22.5°.Material is the most different between stainless steel elbow and carbon steel elbow.
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Zhejiang Mingli Management Co., Ltd. was founded in 1994 with a registered capital of 50 million. We have more than 30 years of experience in production and processing of stainless steel pipelines.The factory area is 10,000+㎡, with 60+ sets of production equipment and 70+ sets of supporting molds. Our factory has a standing inventory of 800+ tons, and the annual production capacity can reach 5,000+ tons.We support OEM/ODM, processing according to the drawings, and also provide surface treatment such as sandblasting, sand rolling, mirror surface etc.

 

Why Choose Us

High productivity

Our factory covers an area of more than 10,000+㎡, equipped with 60+ sets of production equipment and 70+ sets of supporting molds. Our annual production capacity can reach 5,000+ tons to meet various pipe fitting ordering needs.

Caring service

Our team has more than 30 years of experience in pipe fitting manufacturing and sales, and is online 24/7 to provide you with timely product consultation and customized design services.

 

Multi-transportation

We provide different product transportation methods according to customer needs, including but not limited to TNT, FedEx Express, EMS, DHL, SF, UPS, etc.

Quality assurance

Our production processes and stainless steel pipe fittings products strictly comply with industry guidelines and quality standards, and have passed ISO9001, DAS and TS certifications.

 

Stainless Steel Equal Tee

Stainless Steel Equal Tee

Forged butt weld pipe fittings are manufactured according to ANSI/ASME B16.9. Butt weld fittings can be provided as elbows, tees, caps, reducers, and outlets (pipe nipples).

Stainless Steel Butt Weld Pipe Fittings

Stainless Steel Butt Weld Pipe Fittings

Stainless steel butt weld pipe fittings are commonly used components in piping systems for joining and connecting pipes of various sizes and configurations.

Butt Weld Reducer Tee

Butt Weld Reducer Tee

A butt weld reducer tee is a type of pipe fitting that allows for the connection of three pipes of different sizes in a pipeline.

Steel 90 Degree Elbow

Steel 90 Degree Elbow

Steel 90 degree elbow are designed for pharmaceutical applications and are used to connect stainless steel pipes that need to be turned.

Elbow Pipe Stainless Steel

Elbow Pipe Stainless Steel

In order to prevent the eye erosion due to heating, the welding current should not be too old, 20%less than the carbon steel electrode, the arc should not be too long, the layer is fast, and the narrow welding track should be.

180 Degree Steel Pipe Elbow

180 Degree Steel Pipe Elbow

The elbow 180 -degree card hoop is used to connect the two pipes or pipes at a certain angle. Purpose: Clamp the tube at both ends to achieve non -permanent sealing and provide a disassembly channel. Rust -resistant material: high pressure resistance, corrosion resistance,...

304 Stainless Steel 90 Degree Elbow

304 Stainless Steel 90 Degree Elbow

[Specifications] -The outer diameter of stainless steel pipe parts: 25mm / 1 ", wall thickness: 1 mm, a length of 90 degrees of radius to change the flow
[Advantages] -304 stainless steel 90 degree elbow welded short elbow, which is used to connect two pipes or pipelines from a certain angle to ensure that the possibility of tightly sealing and reducing the possibility of leakage

316L Stainless Steel Elbow

316L Stainless Steel Elbow

ASME 16.9 Stainless Steel Butt Welded Fittings, Reducing Tee For Connection

304 Buttweld Elbow

304 Buttweld Elbow

Size:
Seamless 1/2″-24″(DN15-DN600)
Welded 1/2″-48″(DN12-DN1200)

 

What Is Stainless Steel Seamless Elbow

 

 

Stainless steel elbow is installed between two pipes or tubings to allow a change of direction. 90° elbow or 45° elbow are normal angels, but there are other angel like 22.5°.Material is the most different between stainless steel elbow and carbon steel elbow. In accordance with the standard, elbow standard divide into AS(Australia Standard), DIN(German Standard), JIS(Japan Standard), ASTM, etc.Butt welding, threaded and socketed are usual ends machined for, corresponding to the different needs of the environment.Stainless steel elbows are categorized by design. Long-radius elbow's radius is 1.5 times the pipe diameter, the short one is the same radius with pipe's. The others, such as 90-degree, 60-degree, 45-degree elbows's radius equals pipe diameter too.

 

Benefits of Stainless Steel Seamless Elbow
 

Resistant to Corrosion

Stainless steel is considered one of the most corrosion-resistant materials. It offers resistance to a number of acids, including phosphoric, nitric and sulfuric acid.Moreover, it also offers resistance to chloride ions. The corrosion resistance of stainless steel is based on the thin passive film that protects the surface from electrochemical reactions.This protective layer is a thin oxide layer around the metal's surface. It is approximately five nanometers thick. Even though it is stable, it can be easily destroyed by localized scratches or pitting. However, the passive layer can repair itself.

Easy to Manufacture and Maintain

Stainless Steel 304 Pipe Elbow are widely used in various industries. The optimum service life of stainless elbows can reach up to 100 years.These elbows have been developed for many applications. They can be installed in both open and enclosed areas. Moreover, their installation is easy and convenient. Aside from the high performance and economic value of stainless steel elbows, they also have great compatibility with different systems.These elbows can be manufactured according to the requirements. However, you must be careful about the quality. You should store exposed surfaces correctly and make sure to clean them regularly.

It's 100% Recyclable

When it comes to the environmental benefits of stainless steel, there's a lot to be said. Not only is it one of the most environmentally friendly materials available, but it's also one of the most durable.The metal can be recycled and reused several times. It's also highly corrosion-resistant. While some other materials can be used for just a few years, stainless steel can be used for up to seventy years.In addition to being recyclable, stainless steel is an eco-friendly material. Unlike plastic pipes, stainless is not subject to toxic runoff.

Used in Automotive Industry

Stainless Steel Pipe Elbows are used in many applications. The material has excellent flow characteristics and is resistant to corrosion. It is also light, strong and durable.Various industries use stainless steel tubing, including the automotive industry. It is ideal for high-performance engines. In addition, it can withstand higher temperatures than other materials. So, it can be left outside for long periods without rusting.

 

Types of Stainless Steel Seamless Elbow
 

45 degree steel pipe elbow
This kind of elbow is installed between two pipes so that the direction could be changed at an angle of 45 degrees. Since it creates lower frictional resistance, pressure also be lower.This kind of elbow is usually attached to copper, plastic, steel, cast iron, and lead. It could also be attached to clamps of stainless steel and rubber. As a result, it's widely used in chemical, food, facilities of water supply, electronic industrial and chemical pipelines, gardening and agriculture production, piping for solar power facilities, and pipelines for air conditioning.

180 degree steel elbow
This kind of elbow helps to change the direction at an angle of 180 degrees. Since it usually results in low pressure, its applications is limited to minimum deposition and low turbulence systems.

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Application of Stainless Steel Seamless Elbow

 

Industrial field
Elbows are used to change the flow direction or angle of pipes and are commonly found in delivery systems for water, gas, chemicals, petroleum and other fluids. ‌Since the industrial environment has high requirements on the strength, ‌corrosion resistance and high temperature resistance of the pipeline system, ‌elbows are usually made of stainless steel, ‌carbon steel or other special alloy materials. ‌

 

Construction field
‌Elbows are used in the water supply and drainage systems of buildings and need to withstand the test of long-term use and environmental changes. ‌The materials and manufacturing process of the elbow need to comply with the standards and regulations of the construction industry, ‌to ensure that the pipes are connected correctly and adapt to the layout and structure of the building. ‌

 

Chemical industry
Elbows are used in piping systems in chemical production processes and need to be corrosion-resistant, high-temperature resistant and pressure-resistant to adapt to special process requirements. ‌The material and manufacturing process of the elbow must comply with the standards and regulations of the chemical industry to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the pipeline system. ‌

 

Water conservancy field
‌Elbows are used in pipeline systems in water conservancy projects and need to withstand the test of long-term water flow impact and environmental changes. The material and manufacturing process of the elbow must be corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant and pressure-resistant to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the pipeline system. ‌

 

Petroleum field
Elbows are very important in the petroleum industry, especially in the oil drilling and refining production processes. They are commonly used in oil wells, pipelines and storage tanks. The manufacture of petroleum elbows usually needs to meet strong requirements such as high temperature, high pressure and corrosiveness. Due to different application environments, the shapes and materials of elbows also vary.

 

Electric power field
Elbows are also widely used in various water pipes, gas pipes and oil pipes in power stations and substations. Elbows are commonly used to change the direction of pipes, provide discharges from piping systems, and connect coils. In the power industry, the function of elbows is to provide a smooth flow path for fluid and gas pipelines, thereby reducing fluid resistance and improving transmission efficiency.

 

How to Choose Stainless Steel Seamless Elbow
 

Material
There are many kinds of materials for stainless steel elbows. The most commonly used ones are 201, 304 and 316. 316 has more Mo than 304 chemical elements, and it is also used in different countries such as national standard, American standard, and German standard. Standard, these appearances are difficult to distinguish, and the price difference is relatively large. At present, there are still manufacturers who use syrup to distinguish when selecting raw materials, but there will be errors. The best way is to use a professional spectrometer to detect. High and easy to use.

 

Specification
In addition to determining the material, there are also size issues such as specifications and thickness. Most buyers do not have the technical support to check the product size. Take the most common 90-degree stainless steel elbow, the normal R=1.5D, but most manufacturers use molds in the market that are 1.25D, which is shorter than the standard size. Regardless of the 0.25D, there is a gap in the weight of the blanks. The reduced weight is the manufacturer's more profit. This should be paid attention to when purchasing. Of course, it does not rule out that you do need to purchase special non-standard products.

 

Delivery time
The customer estimates the processing time for the processing master according to the urgency of the order. Only the processing master also accepts, the transaction can be completed, otherwise it will only delay each other's time.

 

The Processing Method of Stainless Steel Elbow Is As Follows

 

 

Forging method
The end of the pipe or a section is punched by a swaging machine to reduce the outer diameter. The common forging machine has a rotary type, a link type and a roller type.

Rolling method
Generally, the mandrel is not used, and it is suitable for the inner edge of the thick-walled tube. The core is placed in the tube, and the outer circumference is pressed by a roller for round edge processing.

Stamping method
The pipe end is expanded to the required size and shape with a tapered core on the punching machine.

Bending forming method
There are three methods that are more commonly used. One method is called stretching method, the other method is called pressing method, the third method is roller method, there are 3-4 rollers, two fixed rollers, one adjusting roller, and adjustment. With the fixed roll distance, the finished pipe is curved.

Inflating method
one is to place rubber in the tube, and the upper part is compressed by a punch to make the tube convex and convex; the other method is to form a hydraulic bulge, fill the middle of the tube with liquid, and the liquid pressure drums the tube into the required The shape, the bulk of the production of bellows is used in this way.

 

How to Maintain Stainless Steel Seamless Elbow
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1. The stainless steel elbows stored for a long time should be inspected regularly. The exposed processing surface must be kept clean, cleaned of dirt, and stored neatly in a ventilated and dry place indoors. Stacking or open storage is strictly prohibited. Always keep the stainless steel elbow dry and ventilated, keep the device clean and tidy, and store it according to accurate storage methods.

 

2. When installing, the stainless steel elbow can be directly installed on the pipeline according to the connection method, and the installation is carried out according to the used position. Under normal circumstances, it can be installed at any position in the pipeline, but it needs easy-to-operate inspection. Note that the medium flow direction of the cut-off stainless steel elbow should be upward from the vertical valve disc. The stainless steel elbow can only be installed horizontally. When installing and maintaining stainless steel elbows, pay attention to the tightness to prevent leakage and affect the normal operation of the pipeline.

 

3. When using stainless steel elbow ball valves, globe valves, and gate valves, they should only be fully opened or fully closed, and should not be used to adjust the flow rate to avoid erosion of the sealing surface and accelerated wear. There is an inverted sealing device in the gate valve and the upper threaded stop valve, and the handwheel is turned to the uppermost position and tightened to prevent the medium from leaking from the packing.

 

 
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FAQ

 

Q: What is difference between seamless steel and stainless steel?

A: In terms of the chemical composition of steel, the steel used to produce the welded stainless steel pipe contains more conducive to welding chemical composition, such as sulfur, silicon, manganese, oxygen and other chemical elements. But seamless stainless steel pipes lack these chemicals.

Q: What is stainless steel elbow used for?

A: In stainless-steel piping system, stainless steel elbow is used to change the flow direction in the pipe. According to its angle, the most commonly-used ones are 45°, 90° and 180°. And in some engineering projects, 60° elbow or other unconventional angle elbow are also required.

Q: What is seamless elbow vs welded elbow?

A: Manufacturing Method: The primary difference between welded elbows and seamless elbows lies in their manufacturing processes. Welded elbows are fabricated by joining a short piece of pipe or plate using welding techniques, while seamless elbows are crafted from a continuous solid steel billet without any weld seams.

Q: Can you use elbow grease on stainless steel?

A: While stainless steel can dull over time and become lifeless, there are strategies like using a mixture of water and oil as explained, together with a bit of elbow grease to bring back the sparkle and shine.

Q: Does stainless steel rust when cut?

A: Â Galvanized steel will corrode when you expose the underlying material. Â However, stainless steel is consistent throughout and when it is mechanically cut it will naturally form a corrosion resistant passive film. Another property to be aware of is that stainless steel work hardens, particularly in the 300 series.

Q: How do I know if my pipe is seamless or welded?

A: Unlike the seamless kind, the welded type will have a seam that joins the pipe, which results in the formation of a seamline on its surface. In short, the main difference between the construction of these two pipes is the inclusion of a seamline in a welded construction.

Q: Is seamless pipe stronger than welded?

A: Strength: Seamless pipes come with the obvious advantage of having no seam and therefore no chance of a weak seam. This means that typically, seamless pipe can withstand 20% more working pressure than welded ones of the same material grade and size.

Q: What is an advantage of using two 45-degree elbows instead of one 90 degree elbow?

A: 45-Degree Elbow: Offers smoother flow with less turbulence and pressure drop. It is often used in systems where maintaining flow efficiency is essential. 90-Degree Elbow: Causes more turbulence and pressure loss, which may be acceptable in systems with adequate pressure handling capacity.

Q: What is the difference between seamless steel and stainless steel?

A: Because of the raw material, production equipment, and processes, the cost of SS 304 seamless steel pipes is usually higher than that of SS 304 welded steel pipes. Stainless steel 304 seamless pipes have a higher pressure capacity and strength than welded stainless steel 304 pipes.

Q: What are the disadvantages of seamless pipes?

A: In summary, seamless tubes have the pros of high strength, corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance and cost-effectiveness, but they also have cons such as difficulty in processing, impact on the environment, unstable quality and higher price.

Q: Is it OK to use olive oil on stainless steel?

A: After cleaning with a vinegar-based solution, rub oil onto the stainless steel surface–first wiping in the direction of the grain, then in a circular motion to polish and shine. Most oils work equally well, but olive oil, mineral oil, or almond oil are all good choices.

Q: What is the best oil to use on stainless steel?

A: The best oil to season your stainless steel cookware is one with a high heat smoke point. Some of the best oils for seasoning are peanut oil, vegetable oil, and grapeseed oil. You will want to avoid oils which smoke quickly when put on high heat, such as coconut oil, canola oil, and olive oil.

Q: Are stainless steel fittings safe for drinking water?

A: Light Pattern 304 & 316 Stainless Steel Fittings.They are an excellent choice for residential or commercial potable water systems. They can also be suitable for a wide range of non-critical applications including industrial and commercial applications, food processing and other non-potable water piping systems.

Q: How long do stainless steel fittings last?

A: The typical lifespan of Stainless Steel 304 Seamless Pipes can range from 20 to 50 years, depending on the factors mentioned above. In environments where the pipes are exposed to moderate conditions and well-maintained, they can even exceed the 50-year mark.

Q: Should you heat stainless steel to bend it?

A: Bending Process.The temperature that you need to heat the steel will depend on the type of steel that you are using. It will need to be at least 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit (540 degrees Celsius) for carbon steel, and at least 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit (815 degrees Celsius) for stainless steel.

Q: Is stainless steel harder to weld than steel?

A: Stainless steel has a much higher thermal conductivity than other metals, which requires more heat input to weld correctly. This makes it more difficult to control the welding process and can cause distortion and warping of the material.

Q: Which is better, 304 or 316 stainless steel?

A: 316 stainless steel is more resistant to corrosion, especially from chlorides, than 304 stainless steel. That makes it a common choice for marine equipment and other applications in which the material is exposed to extremely high concentrations of chlorides or other oxidation agents.

Q: What is the joining process of stainless steel?

A: While there are a variety of methods for welding stainless steel, there are three that are used most commonly by welders in the United States. These stainless steel welding methods are TIG welding, resistance welding and MIG welding. They are TIG welding, resistance welding, and MIG welding.

Q: How are stainless elbows made?

A: There are three commonly used forming methods for stainless steel elbows: stretching, stamping, and roller. Forging method: The end portion or a part of the stainless steel pipe is punched by a swaging machine to reduce the outer diameter.

Q: Which is better, 304 or 420 stainless steel?

A: Normally, grade 420 stainless steel has a tensile strength of around 586 MPa-high, but not higher than grade 304 stainless steel (621 MPa). However, when hardened and stress relieved, grade 420 stainless steel has a tensile strength of 1,586 MPa, nearly three times as strong as it is when annealed.

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