Pipe schedule is a numbering system that defines the wall thickness of steel pipes. Higher schedule numbers indicate thicker walls and greater pressure resistance. Schedule 40 is the most widely used medium-wall grade, applied in water, gas, and general industrial systems.
Read MoreThis article explains the basics of pipe pressure and flow rate, their relationship, and how pressure affects flow. It also provides a Schedule 40/80/160 pressure rating chart and outlines which valve types offer precise, moderate, or poor flow control, including when ball valves can be used for throttling.
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Read MoreThis guide provides an overview of the main European pipe fitting standards, including EN, ISO, DIN, and BS. It explains their applications in stainless steel and carbon steel fittings, covering material, thread, surface, and pressure test standards commonly required in the European industrial and plumbing market.
Read MoreThis guide introduces the main pipe fitting material and thread standards used in global markets, including ASTM, EN, DIN, JIS, BS, and ISO↳. It explains the key differences between stainless steel and carbon steel fittings across regions such as America, Europe, Japan, and the Middle East, helping buyers ensure compatibility and quality in international trade.
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