Fluid equipment piping components pipe fittings
Please feel free to contact us.
"Connecting thoughts, changing the flow" - Possibilities expand from just one joint!
The fittings mainly called elbows serve to change the direction of fluid (gas or liquid) flow. Depending on the usage, they are classified into three types based on the bending angle: 45°, 90°, and 180°. Additionally, fittings known as tees and wyes have the function of branching or merging fluid flow. Nipples and sockets connect fittings of the same diameter or extend their length, while reducers and bushings connect fittings of different diameters, allowing for the expansion or reduction of pipe size. Fittings such as caps and plugs function to stop the flow of fluid by sealing the ends of pipes. Fittings also serve other roles, such as transmitting mechanical power and absorbing vibrations or thermal expansion.
Inquire About This Product
basic information
【Features】 ■ Direction change function… Changes the direction of the fluid. ■ Branching and gathering function… Separates the fluid or gathers previously separated flows into one location. ■ Connection function… Connects fittings and connects pipes of different diameters. ■ Closure function… Stops the flow by closing the end fitting. 【Specifications】 ■ Material… Made of iron (trivalent chrome plating), stainless steel, brass (nickel plating available) ■ Types… Elbows, nipples, tees, bushings, joints, etc.
Price range
Delivery Time
※Please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
[Applications] Piping, industrial equipment, shipbuilding, plant equipment factories, etc.
Company information
Takashima Co., Ltd. celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2019. Our role has consistently been to streamline our customers' procurement processes. In response to changes in our customers' environments, we will continue to assist in enhancing corporate value by creating new value through "reducing procurement operations." We will solve our customers' "efforts and problems related to procurement operations," including centralized management of manufacturing processes, improving operational efficiency, deadline management, inventory management, and acting as an agent for overseas imports and exports.
