Tube-Mac Piping Technologies Component
Butt Welded Hub Technology
Shop-welded butt-weld adapters with machinable spacers for high-pressure, large-bore connections that allow stress-free field modifications.
Description
For high-pressure and large-bore applications that require welding, Tube-Mac butt-weld connections allow field modifications without introducing contaminants into the system. Tube-Mac supplies these alongside its non-welded flange and fitting systems, drawing on a large inventory and an in-house CNC machine shop.
Key features
- Butt-weld adapter shop-welded to the pipe with a flat or O-ring face and cleaned before installation
- Spacer, available in multiple lengths with a machinable flat face, sandwiched between the pipe and the connected component for a stress-free fit
- Available with SAE, ISO, JIS or custom flanges
Applications
- High-pressure, large-bore hydraulic piping
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