Pipe Outlet Fittings

• Welding Outlets: These are directly welded onto the pipe, providing a strong, permanent leak-proof connection. Ideal for high-pressure applications.
• Socket Weld Outlets: Involves a pipe being inserted into a recessed area of the fitting. Useful for smaller pipe diameters and where leakage integrity is important, but not as permanent as welded connections.
• Threaded Outlets: These fittings are screwed onto the pipe using threaded connections. They are easier to install and remove and suitable for low to medium-pressure applications.

Yes, pipe outlet fittings are suitable for high-temperature applications when made from appropriate materials such as high-grade stainless steel or nickel alloys. These materials maintain structural integrity and resist corrosion even under high thermal stress.

The choice of material depends on the specific conditions of your application, including the type of fluids being transported, operating temperature, pressure, and environmental conditions. For corrosive environments, stainless steel or nickel alloys are preferred for their corrosion resistance. For high-pressure and high-temperature applications, alloy steels might be more appropriate. Consulting with the manufacturer can provide guidance based on the specific requirements of your system.