Carbon Steel WPHY 56 Unequal Tee Pipe Fittings

Carbon Steel WPhy 56 Unequal Tee Pipe Fittings are primarily iron, with a carbon content between 0.3 to 0.6%. A small amount of other alloying elements like silicon, sulfur, and phosphorus may also be present, depending on the quality and grade of the product. The high-carbon rates are stronger and more pliable than low-carbon types but can be brittle, making them difficult to machine or form. The most common grading system for this type of pipe fitting is based on a standardised numbering system intended to indicate the relative strength and weldability of the steel. This makes it easy for fabricators and site workers to identify appropriate products suitable for their needs when ordering materials such as steel pipe fittings.

56 Carbon Steel WPHY Unequal Tee Pipe Fittings are ideal for applications requiring a great degree of tensile strength. This type of steel fitting has a higher yield strength, higher creep fracture properties and superior toughness compared to other carbon steels. It is the perfect fitting for flanges in high-pressure piping systems and vessels. The high corrosion resistance of these fittings makes them an especially desirable choice for use with corrosive liquids. They also offer improved flow characteristics which make them optimal for conveying volatile materials safely over long distances without affecting the quality of the material being conveyed. Additionally, their non-magnetic properties make them suitable for electrical equipment or instruments requiring a certain level of electrical conductivity.