Pipe fittings come in many types, and can be classified into various categories based on connection method, structure, and material, such as compression fittings, welded fittings, flared fittings, and threaded fittings. Each type of pipe fitting has its unique characteristics and applicable scenarios.
From a technical perspective, the design of pipe fittings primarily considers sealing performance, connection strength, and corrosion resistance. Sealing performance is the most basic and important performance requirement for pipe fittings, directly affecting the safety and reliability of the pipeline system. Connection strength determines whether the pipe fitting can withstand the pressure and vibration of the pipeline system, ensuring long-term stable operation. Corrosion resistance is designed for specific media (such as chemicals, seawater, etc.) to prevent the pipe fitting from being corroded and damaged in harsh environments.
