ASTM A351 CF8M Male Female Thread Casting Fitting Reducing Elbow

What is the difference between casting and forging?

Casting

The process of melting the metal into a liquid meeting certain requirements and pouring it into the mold, then cooling, solidification and cleaning to obtain a casting (part or blank) with predetermined shape, size and performance.

Forging

The forging machine is used to exert pressure on the metal blank to produce plastic deformation, so as to obtain the forging with certain mechanical properties, shape and size.

Product Name: Casting Fitting Reducing Elbow

Material: 304/316/CF8/CF8M

Size: 1/8”-8”

Standard: ASTM A351/A351M

Thread: NPT, NPSC, BSPP, BSPT etc

Surface: SR/ Polish

Inspection: Dimension/ thread/ material/ NDT

Package: Cardboard and wooden boxes

Class: 150#

Application: Water, gas, air, oil, steam pipe system

Casting fitting Elbow Test:

NDT ( Ultrasonic test , Eddy Current test )

Mechanical Test ( Tension Test , Flaring Test , Flattening Test , Hardness Test , Hydraulic test )

Metal Test ( Metallographic Analysis , Impact Test - High / low temperature )

Chemical Analysis ( Photoelectric Emission Spectroscopic )

Who MTSCO is?

MTSCO established in 2006, during many years’ development, now becomes a large and professional industrial piping system provider, serving stainless steel customers from more than 100 countries and regions.

What products can MTSCO provide?

What materials can MTSCO provide?

Austenitic: 304/L/H/N,316/L/H/N/Ti,321/H,309/H,310S,347/H,317/L904L

Duplex steel: 31803,32205,32750,32760

Nickel Alloy:

UNS N10001, N10665, N10675, N06455, N06022, N10276, N06200, N06035, N06030, N06635, N10003, N06002, R30188, N06230, R30556

UNS N06600, N06601, N06617, N06625, N07718, N07750, N08800, N08810, N08811, N08825, N09925, N08926

UNS N04400, N05500

Precipitation-hardening Steels: 254SMO/S31254, 17-4PH, 17-7PH, 15-7PH

Nickel: N4/UNS N02201, N6/UNS N02200

How can MTSCO service customers?

MTSCO's ISO9001 Quality System is issued by TUV. Our full and professional inspection reports contain two parts, one is self-inspection of the requirements beyond ISO9001, which is 100% inspected by our own QC; another is 100% inspected by professional QC teams.

For more information, you are welcome to contact us by email. Thank you for your interest.