Pipe and piping fittings
Industrial pipes
Outside diameter, schedule or wall, manufacturing route, material and grade, length, end preparation and test documentation must follow the project piping class.
Type and construction
Available types
Seamless carbon steel pipe
View details2Welded carbon steel pipe
View details3Line pipe
View details4Seamless stainless steel pipe
View details5Welded stainless steel pipe
View details6Alloy steel pipe
View details7Galvanized pipe
View details8Ductile iron pipe
View details9Polyethylene pipe
View details10PVC and CPVC pipe
View details11Polypropylene pipe
View details12Copper tube
View details13Instrumentation tube
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How the main types differ in selection
3 additional types above have their own detail pages.
Before selection
Information to define
- 1Nominal and outside diameter
- 2Schedule and wall
- 3Manufacturing route
- 4Material and grade
- 5Corrosion allowance
- 6Documentation and testing
Typical materials
Typical connections
Typical media
Function
What does this family do?
Fluid transport and line construction
Building a dependable flow path between equipment and process units
Functional selection guideJoining and sealing
Creating welded, threaded, flanged or mechanical joints with compatible sealing
Functional selection guideRouting, branching and mixing
Changing line direction, dividing or combining flow and creating branches
Functional selection guideTechnical reference
Related standards
The exact edition and requirements must be checked against the project specification.
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Engineering note
This page supports initial screening and does not replace engineering calculations, project specifications, manufacturer approval or design pressure-temperature checks.
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