Pipe Collar
High-quality Pipe Collars for various piping systems.
Pipe Saddle is to replace the existing tee fitting, the use of flexibility, praised by domestic and foreign markets.
A saddle previously, also referred to as pipe saddle lateral tees, has a shape resembling a pair of pants and is available in two variations: equal diameter and unequal diameter.
There is no standard size, to be based on three tube spacing center line of the front and graphic design draw graphics, Lofting produced, lofting a certain degree of difficulty.
We are manufacturer of Saddle previously and supply high quality Saddle previously in both large and small quantities worldwide & offer you the best prices in the market.
Size range: 1/2 to 72 inches
Type:Sweepolet Saddle, Steel Saddle, Carbon Steel Saddle, Stainless Steel Saddle, Alloy Steel Saddle
A saddle fitting, also known as a saddle clamp or simply a saddle, is a type of pipe fitting designed to connect a smaller diameter pipe or tube to a larger one. It resembles the shape of a horse saddle, with a curved structure that wraps around the larger pipe while accommodating the smaller one. This design allows for a secure and leak-resistant connection between pipes of different sizes.
The DIN 2618 is a standard that specifies the dimensions and materials for pipe saddles.
Saddle fittings have a rich history and have been employed in a range of applications across various industries. Here are some examples of how saddle fittings were previously used:
In agricultural settings, saddle fittings were commonly used in irrigation systems. They facilitated the connection of smaller distribution pipes to larger mainline pipes, allowing water to be efficiently transported to different areas of a field.
Saddle fittings found their place in plumbing and drainage systems, especially in scenarios where new branch lines needed to be added to existing pipelines. The saddle provided an effective way to create a connection without disrupting the entire system.
Industries that required the transport of various fluids, such as chemicals or wastewater, often used saddle fittings to create connections for sampling, monitoring, or additional outlets.
Saddle fittings were also used in gas distribution networks, allowing for the connection of gas lines of different sizes and enabling the safe and efficient distribution of gases.