This 1-1/4 in. Tee is made from Carbon Steel, Forged with a Socket Weld connection. 3000 lb pressure rating.

Tees are one of the most common types of pipe fittings. They are designed to divide or combine fluid within a main pipeline. Most Tees are comprised of a main opening, called the "run", and two side openings called "branches."

Socket weld pipe connections are used in high temperature and high-pressure environments. Socket weld pipe connections feature a smooth internal bore sized to match the outer diameter of the pipe. The pipe end is inserted into the socket and then fillet welded around the joint, forming a strong, leak-tight seal. Socket weld connections are popular in smaller sized fittings and are permanent.

Forged Carbon Steel Components are manufactured via a process known as forging. Carbon Steel is the most common and widely used form of steel worldwide due to its strength, workability, and cost. Carbon Steel is an alloy of Iron that uses carbon as the primary alloying element.Unlike cast steel, forged steel components are created by direct manipulation of the metal by compressive tools like a hammer or a press. Forged Steel is generally stronger than cast steel and has a lower rate of defects.

Advantages of Socket Weld Connections

• Easy Installation
• Leak-Proof
• Cost Effective
• Resistant to Loosening

Applications of Socket Weld Connections

• High-Pressure Systems
• Hazardous Fluids

Forged Carbon Steel Applications

• High Stress Applications
• Tooling and Hardware
• Marine, Industrial, Commercial

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