Stainless Steel Pipe Unions and Fittings

Twinco Industrial’s Small Bore Fittings include elbows, tees, couplings, unions, reducers, caps, bushings, olets, and branch fittings. These products are available in threaded and socket-weld configurations, supporting connection, routing, branching, and termination requirements across process piping, instrumentation, and skid assembly applications.

The product information identifies forged carbon steel, stainless steel, and specialty alloys as available material options for Small Bore Fittings. Material selection should be matched to the project specification, service conditions, connection requirements, and applicable engineering documentation. Contact Twinco Industrial to confirm the appropriate material for your application.

Yes. Small Bore Fittings are identified as available in both threaded and socket-weld configurations. These connection styles support different installation approaches within process piping, instrumentation systems, skid assemblies, and other industrial applications. The required configuration should be selected according to the piping design and project specification.

The listed Small Bore Fittings are available in pressure classes from 3000# through 6000#. The product information also identifies sizes from ½ inch to 2 inches. Buyers should confirm the required size, pressure class, material, fitting type, and connection style against the applicable piping specification before ordering.

The Small Bore Fittings are identified as compliant with ASME B16.11 and MSS-SP-83. Company product data also references ASME B16 Series and MSS-SP Standards. Confirm the exact standard requirement for the selected fitting, connection, material, and application with Twinco Industrial before purchase.

Selection should consider the fitting type, nominal size, material, pressure class, connection configuration, and intended application. The listed range supports sizes from ½ inch to 2 inches, pressure classes from 3000# to 6000#, and threaded or socket-weld connections. Provide the project specification and service requirements when requesting a quote.