PVDF 90 Degree Elbow
Product Specifications: DN15 (D20), DN20 (D25), DN25 (D32), DN32 (D40), DN40 (D5...
Product Specifications: DN15 (D20), DN20 (D25), DN25 (D32), DN32 (D40), DN40 (D5...
Product Specifications: DN15 (D20), DN20 (D25), DN25 (D32), DN32 (D40), DN40 (D5...
Product Specifications: DN15 (D20), DN20 (D25), DN25 (D32), DN32 (D40), DN40 (D5...
Product Specifications: DN15 (D20), DN20 (D25), DN25 (D32), DN32 (D40), DN40 (D5...
Product Specifications: DN15 (D20), DN20 (D25), DN25 (D32), DN32 (D40), DN40 (D5...
Yes, a check valve can be installed vertically, but two critical conditions must be met: the fluid flow must be upward only, and a spring-assisted check valve must be used. Standard swing check valves without spring assistance are designed for horizontal installation only; forcing them into a vertical position will ca...
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View MoreWhat are the connection methods for PVDF fittings?
1. Butt Fusion: Using a specialized butt fusion machine, the pipe ends are heated and melted at a specified temperature, then aligned and pressed together. After cooling, a seamless, leak-free connection is formed. This is the most common connection method for PVDF pipes and is suitable for high-pressure and clean systems.
2. Socket Fusion: The pipe is inserted into a preheated socket sleeve. After melting, it is quickly inserted and cooled, resulting in a strong connection that is easy to assemble quickly on-site.
3. Electrofusion: Using electrofusion fittings with built-in resistance wires, heat is generated by applying electricity to achieve fusion. This is suitable for situations where it is difficult to use a butt fusion machine on-site, especially common in long pipe sections or bends.
4. Flange Connection: A mechanical seal is achieved using flanges, bolts, and gaskets. This facilitates maintenance and replacement and is commonly used in large pipelines or systems requiring frequent maintenance. 5. Threaded/Compression Connections
Threaded connections allow for quick assembly via threaded engagement. Compression connections (such as ferrules) utilize the interlocking of a sleeve and pipe to form a seal, suitable for small-diameter or low-pressure systems.
What are the common specifications and dimensions of PVDF Fittings?
1. Pipe Diameter and Wall Thickness (Nominal Diameter DN)
Common outer diameter range: 20mm~110mm, wall thickness from 2.3mm to 12.3mm, meeting various industrial needs from small to medium diameters.
2. Standard Size Series
ISO10931 (SDR21S10): Applicable to Butt Fusion and Socket Fusion fittings, covering the entire range of DN20-110.
ISO15494 (SDR11): Provides lightweight solutions with thinner wall thicknesses for welded fittings at higher pressure levels.
3. Special Specifications
Heat shrink tubing sizes: Customizable from 3/64in (≈1.2mm) to 1in (≈25.4mm) to meet micro-conduit or electrical insulation needs.
Sheet and Rod Stock: Sheet thickness 1mm~50mm, standard sizes 1200mm×2400mm or 2000mm×3000mm; Rod diameter 5mm~110mm, weight can be calculated in kg/m.
4. Pressure Ratings
Available in PN10 and PN16 pressure ratings, suitable for high-requirement industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, and aerospace.