Pipe Fittings

A range of cast solutions developed to support water distribution and pipeline infrastructure with strength and durability.

It is used to change the direction of a pipeline without interrupting the flow of water or other fluids. Available in multiple angles such as 90°, 45°, 22.5°, and 11.25° to suit different pipeline layouts and alignments.

It is designed to connect pipes of different diameters, enabling a smooth transition between larger and smaller pipelines. Helps maintain controlled flow and proper pressure within the system.

It is used to join two pipe sections together and ensure proper alignment within a pipeline network. Provides a secure connection for extending or repairing pipeline lines.

Allows connection of four pipe sections at right angles within a pipeline system. Commonly used in distribution networks where flow needs to be directed in multiple directions.

Creates a branch connection from the main pipeline at an angle. Commonly used where secondary lines need to be connected without disrupting the main flow path.

Provides a three-way connection within a pipeline system, allowing the flow to branch from the main line. Widely used in water distribution and pipeline networks.

Offset pipe fittings are designed to change the direction of a pipeline while maintaining proper alignment with connected pipes. The MJ offset allows a mechanical joint pipe to navigate around obstacles. The MJ x PE offset serves a similar purpose but connects a mechanical joint pipe to a polyethylene pipe, combining material compatibility with directional adjustment.

Allows slight angular movement within a pipe joint while maintaining a secure and leak-resistant connection. Often used in flexible pipeline installations.

Provides a connection point between water pipelines and fire protection systems. Ensures proper compatibility between hydrants, hoses, and pipeline fittings.

Used to create a branch outlet from the main water pipeline to supply water to external connections. Commonly installed in municipal water distribution systems.

Used to raise or adjust the height of hydrant outlets above ground level. Helps maintain accessibility and proper alignment after installation or road resurfacing.