What are Outlet Pipe Fittings?

Outlet pipe fittings (otherwise called Branch Connection Fittings or Outlet fittings) will be fittings which give an outlet from a bigger pipe to a smaller one (or one of a similar size). The fundamental pipe onto which the branch association is welded is generally called the Run or Header size estimate. The pipe to which the branch association or connection gives a channel is normally called the Branch or Outlet size. Branch associations are in all sizes, sorts, bores, and classes, in an extensive variety of stainless Steel, chrome-moly, and different amalgams alloys.

Different types of Olet or Outlet Pipe Fittings:

Brazolet (Brazo Outlet)

2) Coupolet (Coupling Outlet)

3) Elbolet (Elbow Outlet)

4) Flexolet (Flexo Outlet)

5) Insert Weldolet (Insert Welding Outlet)

6) Latrolet (Lateral Outlet)

Sockolet (Socket Weld Outlet)

Threadolet (Threaded Outlet)

Weldolet (Welding Outlets)

General notes:

• Dimensions: Top Row in Inches / Bottom Row in millimeters.

• Root Gap – X – “Space” for welding the O’let is raised off the run pipe to establish proper

  
  

  weld gap by placing spacers, e.g. welding rods, under the fitting. This provides a uniform

  
  

  welding gap between the curvature of the run and base of fitting.

• L = Dimensions Center Line of Run Pipe + X (Root Gap) + A (height of Weldolet).

• Bevelled Ends ASME B16.9 and B16.25.

• Source comes from Bonney Forge (except the sizes in millimeters).

• Weldolet is a registered name. Another often used name is Welding Outlet.

Outlet Pipe Fittings Classes as per this standadrd are : 

1.     Standard : Buttwelding : 1/8″ to 24″, for connecting STD thk Pipe.

2.     Extra Strong : Buttwelding : 1/8″ to 24″ for connecting Extra Strong Pipe

3.     Schedule 160 : Buttwelding : 1/2″ to 6″ : for connecting Schedule 160 Pipe

4.     3000 : Threaded and Socket Welding : 1/8″ to 4″ : for connecting Extra Strong Pipe

5.     6000 : Threaded and Socket Welding : 1/2″ to 2″ : for connecting Sch 160 Pipe.

Material

• Carbon Steel

• Stainless Steel

• Other

Specifying the Schedule of both the Run and Branch

Generally the schedules of the run pipe and branch pipe are identical and thus specification of the equivalent schedule Weldolet assures the proper fitting being used.

EXAMPLE:16″ Standard weight x 6″ Standard weight is specified as a 6″ standard weight fitting.Where the schedule of the run is greater or less than the schedule of the branch, it is essential that both schedules be specified since (a) The Weldolet’s reinforcing characteristics are a function of the run pipe wall thickness, which in turn designates the schedule of the basic Weldolet fitting to be used;(b) The wall thickness of the outlet or branch end must match the wall thickness of the branch pipe.

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