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G.I Pipe & Fitting
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Pipe and Fitting Details
1. Pipes:
Pipes are tubular sections or hollow cylinders used to transport fluids (liquids and gases), slurries, or powders. They come in various sizes, materials, and configurations, depending on the application.
Common Pipe Materials:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Coated with zinc for rust protection, used in water supply, sewage, and construction.
Steel (Mild or Carbon Steel): Strong, durable, and resistant to high pressure, ideal for oil, gas, and industrial applications.
Copper: Corrosion-resistant and commonly used in plumbing and HVAC systems.
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Lightweight and resistant to corrosion, used in water and waste management.
CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride): Similar to PVC but withstands higher temperatures, used in hot water supply systems.
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene): Flexible, durable, and resistant to corrosion, ideal for water and gas distribution.
Key Pipe Types:
Seamless Pipes: Manufactured without a seam or weld, strong and often used in high-pressure applications.
Welded Pipes: Made by welding pieces together, widely used in low- to medium-pressure applications.
ERW (Electric Resistance Welded): Used in transportation of liquids and gases.
Ductile Iron Pipes: Used mainly in water and sewerage systems due to their flexibility and strength.
2. Pipe Fittings:
Pipe fittings are components used to connect or control the flow in piping systems. They are designed to join sections of pipe together, change direction, or control the flow of fluids.
Types of Pipe Fittings:
Elbow: Used to change the direction of the pipe, usually at 90° or 45° angles.
Tee: A T-shaped fitting used to combine or split the flow into two directions.
Coupling: Connects two pipes of the same diameter.
Reducer: Connects pipes of different diameters.
Union: Allows easy disconnection and reconnection of pipes.
Cross: Has four equal openings at 90-degree angles.
Bushing: Reduces the size of an opening in a pipe or fitting.
Nipple: A short piece of pipe with threads on both ends, used to connect two fittings.
Cap: Closes the end of a pipe, usually threaded or welded.
Materials for Pipe Fittings:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Zinc-coated for corrosion resistance, ideal for water supply systems.
Stainless Steel: Corrosion-resistant, used in sanitary and industrial applications.
Copper: Primarily used in plumbing for water supply.
Brass: Durable and resistant to corrosion, commonly used in water systems.
PVC and CPVC: Used in low-pressure water systems.
HDPE: Flexible and used in water, gas, and sewage applications.
Pipe and Fitting Applications:
Water Supply Systems: For residential, commercial, and industrial use.
Irrigation: Pipes and fittings are used to transport water for agricultural purposes.
HVAC Systems: Pipes and fittings distribute hot and cold water for heating and cooling systems.
Sewage Systems: Used to transport wastewater and sewage to treatment facilities.
Gas Distribution: Pipes and fittings ensure the safe transport of gas for residential and industrial purposes.
- Phone:+92 3113593357
- Email:info@poineerengg.com
HAVC Valve
Poineer Engineering & Global Trading
Pipe and Fitting Details
1. Pipes:
Pipes are tubular sections or hollow cylinders used to transport fluids (liquids and gases), slurries, or powders. They come in various sizes, materials, and configurations, depending on the application.
Common Pipe Materials:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Coated with zinc for rust protection, used in water supply, sewage, and construction.
Steel (Mild or Carbon Steel): Strong, durable, and resistant to high pressure, ideal for oil, gas, and industrial applications.
Copper: Corrosion-resistant and commonly used in plumbing and HVAC systems.
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Lightweight and resistant to corrosion, used in water and waste management.
CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride): Similar to PVC but withstands higher temperatures, used in hot water supply systems.
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene): Flexible, durable, and resistant to corrosion, ideal for water and gas distribution.
Key Pipe Types:
Seamless Pipes: Manufactured without a seam or weld, strong and often used in high-pressure applications.
Welded Pipes: Made by welding pieces together, widely used in low- to medium-pressure applications.
ERW (Electric Resistance Welded): Used in transportation of liquids and gases.
Ductile Iron Pipes: Used mainly in water and sewerage systems due to their flexibility and strength.
2. Pipe Fittings:
Pipe fittings are components used to connect or control the flow in piping systems. They are designed to join sections of pipe together, change direction, or control the flow of fluids.
Types of Pipe Fittings:
Elbow: Used to change the direction of the pipe, usually at 90° or 45° angles.
Tee: A T-shaped fitting used to combine or split the flow into two directions.
Coupling: Connects two pipes of the same diameter.
Reducer: Connects pipes of different diameters.
Union: Allows easy disconnection and reconnection of pipes.
Cross: Has four equal openings at 90-degree angles.
Bushing: Reduces the size of an opening in a pipe or fitting.
Nipple: A short piece of pipe with threads on both ends, used to connect two fittings.
Cap: Closes the end of a pipe, usually threaded or welded.
Materials for Pipe Fittings:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Zinc-coated for corrosion resistance, ideal for water supply systems.
Stainless Steel: Corrosion-resistant, used in sanitary and industrial applications.
Copper: Primarily used in plumbing for water supply.
Brass: Durable and resistant to corrosion, commonly used in water systems.
PVC and CPVC: Used in low-pressure water systems.
HDPE: Flexible and used in water, gas, and sewage applications.
Pipe and Fitting Applications:
Water Supply Systems: For residential, commercial, and industrial use.
Irrigation: Pipes and fittings are used to transport water for agricultural purposes.
HVAC Systems: Pipes and fittings distribute hot and cold water for heating and cooling systems.
Sewage Systems: Used to transport wastewater and sewage to treatment facilities.
Gas Distribution: Pipes and fittings ensure the safe transport of gas for residential and industrial purposes.
- Phone:+92 3113593357
- Email:info@poineerengg.com
MS Pipe & Fitting
Poineer Engineering & Global Trading
Pipe and Fitting Details
1. Pipes:
Pipes are tubular sections or hollow cylinders used to transport fluids (liquids and gases), slurries, or powders. They come in various sizes, materials, and configurations, depending on the application.
Common Pipe Materials:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Coated with zinc for rust protection, used in water supply, sewage, and construction.
Steel (Mild or Carbon Steel): Strong, durable, and resistant to high pressure, ideal for oil, gas, and industrial applications.
Copper: Corrosion-resistant and commonly used in plumbing and HVAC systems.
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Lightweight and resistant to corrosion, used in water and waste management.
CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride): Similar to PVC but withstands higher temperatures, used in hot water supply systems.
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene): Flexible, durable, and resistant to corrosion, ideal for water and gas distribution.
Key Pipe Types:
Seamless Pipes: Manufactured without a seam or weld, strong and often used in high-pressure applications.
Welded Pipes: Made by welding pieces together, widely used in low- to medium-pressure applications.
ERW (Electric Resistance Welded): Used in transportation of liquids and gases.
Ductile Iron Pipes: Used mainly in water and sewerage systems due to their flexibility and strength.
2. Pipe Fittings:
Pipe fittings are components used to connect or control the flow in piping systems. They are designed to join sections of pipe together, change direction, or control the flow of fluids.
Types of Pipe Fittings:
Elbow: Used to change the direction of the pipe, usually at 90° or 45° angles.
Tee: A T-shaped fitting used to combine or split the flow into two directions.
Coupling: Connects two pipes of the same diameter.
Reducer: Connects pipes of different diameters.
Union: Allows easy disconnection and reconnection of pipes.
Cross: Has four equal openings at 90-degree angles.
Bushing: Reduces the size of an opening in a pipe or fitting.
Nipple: A short piece of pipe with threads on both ends, used to connect two fittings.
Cap: Closes the end of a pipe, usually threaded or welded.
Materials for Pipe Fittings:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Zinc-coated for corrosion resistance, ideal for water supply systems.
Stainless Steel: Corrosion-resistant, used in sanitary and industrial applications.
Copper: Primarily used in plumbing for water supply.
Brass: Durable and resistant to corrosion, commonly used in water systems.
PVC and CPVC: Used in low-pressure water systems.
HDPE: Flexible and used in water, gas, and sewage applications.
Pipe and Fitting Applications:
Water Supply Systems: For residential, commercial, and industrial use.
Irrigation: Pipes and fittings are used to transport water for agricultural purposes.
HVAC Systems: Pipes and fittings distribute hot and cold water for heating and cooling systems.
Sewage Systems: Used to transport wastewater and sewage to treatment facilities.
Gas Distribution: Pipes and fittings ensure the safe transport of gas for residential and industrial purposes.
- Phone:+92 3113593357
- Email:info@poineerengg.com
PPRC Pipe & Fitting
Poineer Engineering & Global Trading
Pipe and Fitting Details
1. Pipes:
Pipes are tubular sections or hollow cylinders used to transport fluids (liquids and gases), slurries, or powders. They come in various sizes, materials, and configurations, depending on the application.
Common Pipe Materials:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Coated with zinc for rust protection, used in water supply, sewage, and construction.
Steel (Mild or Carbon Steel): Strong, durable, and resistant to high pressure, ideal for oil, gas, and industrial applications.
Copper: Corrosion-resistant and commonly used in plumbing and HVAC systems.
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Lightweight and resistant to corrosion, used in water and waste management.
CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride): Similar to PVC but withstands higher temperatures, used in hot water supply systems.
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene): Flexible, durable, and resistant to corrosion, ideal for water and gas distribution.
Key Pipe Types:
Seamless Pipes: Manufactured without a seam or weld, strong and often used in high-pressure applications.
Welded Pipes: Made by welding pieces together, widely used in low- to medium-pressure applications.
ERW (Electric Resistance Welded): Used in transportation of liquids and gases.
Ductile Iron Pipes: Used mainly in water and sewerage systems due to their flexibility and strength.
2. Pipe Fittings:
Pipe fittings are components used to connect or control the flow in piping systems. They are designed to join sections of pipe together, change direction, or control the flow of fluids.
Types of Pipe Fittings:
Elbow: Used to change the direction of the pipe, usually at 90° or 45° angles.
Tee: A T-shaped fitting used to combine or split the flow into two directions.
Coupling: Connects two pipes of the same diameter.
Reducer: Connects pipes of different diameters.
Union: Allows easy disconnection and reconnection of pipes.
Cross: Has four equal openings at 90-degree angles.
Bushing: Reduces the size of an opening in a pipe or fitting.
Nipple: A short piece of pipe with threads on both ends, used to connect two fittings.
Cap: Closes the end of a pipe, usually threaded or welded.
Materials for Pipe Fittings:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Zinc-coated for corrosion resistance, ideal for water supply systems.
Stainless Steel: Corrosion-resistant, used in sanitary and industrial applications.
Copper: Primarily used in plumbing for water supply.
Brass: Durable and resistant to corrosion, commonly used in water systems.
PVC and CPVC: Used in low-pressure water systems.
HDPE: Flexible and used in water, gas, and sewage applications.
Pipe and Fitting Applications:
Water Supply Systems: For residential, commercial, and industrial use.
Irrigation: Pipes and fittings are used to transport water for agricultural purposes.
HVAC Systems: Pipes and fittings distribute hot and cold water for heating and cooling systems.
Sewage Systems: Used to transport wastewater and sewage to treatment facilities.
Gas Distribution: Pipes and fittings ensure the safe transport of gas for residential and industrial purposes.
- Phone:+92 3113593357
- Email:info@poineerengg.com
UPVC Pipe & Fitting
Poineer Engineering & Global Trading
Pipe and Fitting Details
1. Pipes:
Pipes are tubular sections or hollow cylinders used to transport fluids (liquids and gases), slurries, or powders. They come in various sizes, materials, and configurations, depending on the application.
Common Pipe Materials:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Coated with zinc for rust protection, used in water supply, sewage, and construction.
Steel (Mild or Carbon Steel): Strong, durable, and resistant to high pressure, ideal for oil, gas, and industrial applications.
Copper: Corrosion-resistant and commonly used in plumbing and HVAC systems.
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Lightweight and resistant to corrosion, used in water and waste management.
CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride): Similar to PVC but withstands higher temperatures, used in hot water supply systems.
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene): Flexible, durable, and resistant to corrosion, ideal for water and gas distribution.
Key Pipe Types:
Seamless Pipes: Manufactured without a seam or weld, strong and often used in high-pressure applications.
Welded Pipes: Made by welding pieces together, widely used in low- to medium-pressure applications.
ERW (Electric Resistance Welded): Used in transportation of liquids and gases.
Ductile Iron Pipes: Used mainly in water and sewerage systems due to their flexibility and strength.
2. Pipe Fittings:
Pipe fittings are components used to connect or control the flow in piping systems. They are designed to join sections of pipe together, change direction, or control the flow of fluids.
Types of Pipe Fittings:
Elbow: Used to change the direction of the pipe, usually at 90° or 45° angles.
Tee: A T-shaped fitting used to combine or split the flow into two directions.
Coupling: Connects two pipes of the same diameter.
Reducer: Connects pipes of different diameters.
Union: Allows easy disconnection and reconnection of pipes.
Cross: Has four equal openings at 90-degree angles.
Bushing: Reduces the size of an opening in a pipe or fitting.
Nipple: A short piece of pipe with threads on both ends, used to connect two fittings.
Cap: Closes the end of a pipe, usually threaded or welded.
Materials for Pipe Fittings:
Galvanized Iron (G.I.): Zinc-coated for corrosion resistance, ideal for water supply systems.
Stainless Steel: Corrosion-resistant, used in sanitary and industrial applications.
Copper: Primarily used in plumbing for water supply.
Brass: Durable and resistant to corrosion, commonly used in water systems.
PVC and CPVC: Used in low-pressure water systems.
HDPE: Flexible and used in water, gas, and sewage applications.
Pipe and Fitting Applications:
Water Supply Systems: For residential, commercial, and industrial use.
Irrigation: Pipes and fittings are used to transport water for agricultural purposes.
HVAC Systems: Pipes and fittings distribute hot and cold water for heating and cooling systems.
Sewage Systems: Used to transport wastewater and sewage to treatment facilities.
Gas Distribution: Pipes and fittings ensure the safe transport of gas for residential and industrial purposes.
- Phone:+92 3113593357
- Email:info@poineerengg.com