90° Socket Weld Elbow

Changes the direction of pipeline flow by a sharp 90 degrees.

45° Socket Weld Elbow

Changes the direction of pipeline flow by a gentler 45 degrees, reducing pressure drop.

Socket Weld Tee

Branches or combines flow through three equal-size outlets.

Socket Weld Cross

Joins four pipe runs at a single junction point.

Socket Weld Coupling

Joins two pipes of the same diameter in a straight run.

Socket Weld Half Coupling

Welds onto a run pipe or vessel wall to create a small branch or instrument connection.

Socket Weld Full Coupling

Joins two pipe ends fully in a straight, high-pressure run.

Socket Weld Reducing Coupling

Joins two pipes of different diameters in a straight line, without a separate reducer fitting.

Socket Weld Union

Allows quick disconnection of a line without cutting the pipe.

Socket Weld Cap

Closes and seals the open end of a small-bore pipeline.

Socket Weld Boss

A small forged outlet welded onto equipment or a vessel wall for instrumentation and gauge connections.

Socket Weld Reducing Insert

A small forged insert that reduces a socket's bore to accept a smaller pipe size within the same fitting body.

Socket Weld Outlet

A forged branch outlet welded onto a run pipe to create a smaller socket-weld branch connection, less common than a standard tee.

Socket Weld Adapter

A rarely specified fitting that joins a socket-weld end to a different connection type, such as threaded or buttweld.