Pipe fittings are specifically used in pipeline systems to connect, redirect, branch, and seal pipes, allowing water, oil, and gas to flow obediently to their intended locations.
In addition to the above functions, pipe fittings actually have hidden skills.
It can transform into different sizes, and the reducer (big head connected to small pipe) can suddenly become thicker/thinner without leakage. The variable wall thickness pipe fittings can freely switch thickness according to pressure.
It can be used to reinforce leak prevention, seal gaskets, and tape – all gaps are blocked.
It can also be used as a bracket for fixing, snap ring, and hook to prevent the pipeline from bouncing and shifting.
Pipe fittings can be seen everywhere in daily life, such as angle valves for faucets at home, bends for radiators, flanges for gas station oil pipelines on the road, tees for fire hydrants, acid resistant elbows for chemical plants, and sterile connectors for pharmaceutical workshops.