Weldolet, Threadolet, Sockolet Explained

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Product: Olets

Size : 1/2” – 24

Type: Weldolet 

MATERIALS :

Stainless Steel Olets – SS Weldolets

ASTM A182 F304, 304H, 309, 310, 316, 316L, 317L, 321, 347, 904L 

Duplex Stainless Steel Olets – Duplex SS Weldolets

ASTM / ASME A/SA 182 UNS F 44, F 45, F51, F 53, F 55, F 60, F 61.

Carbon Steel Olets – CS Weldolets

Standard: ASTM / ASME A/SA 105 / 350 LF 2 / A 516 GR.70 / IS 2062

Alloy Steel Olets – AS Weldolets

Standard: ASTM / ASME A/SA 182 / A 387

Grade : F5, F9, F11, F12, F22, F91.

Nickel Alloy Weldolets  :

Standard : ASTM / ASME SB 564 / 160 / 472

Grade : UNS 2200 (NICKEL 200), UNS 4400 (MONEL 400), UNS 8825 INCONEL (825), UNS 6600 (INCONEL 600), UNS 6601 (INCONEL 601), UNS 6625 (INCONEL 625), UNS 10276 (HASTELLOY C 276), UNS 2201 (NICKEL 201), (ALLOY 20 / 20 CB 3)

Copper Alloy Weldolets

Standard : ASTM / ASME SB 61 / 62 / 151 / 152.

Grade : UNS NO. C 92200, UNS NO. C 83600, UNS NO. 70600, 71500, C 70600 (CU -NI- 90/10), C 71500 (CU -NI- 70/30), UNS NO C 10100, C 10200, C 10300, C 10800, C 12000, C 12200

VALUE ADDED SERVICES

Hot Dip Galvanizing 

Electro polish

TEST CERTIFICATE

Mill Test Certificate as per EN 10204 / 3.1B

Weldolet

In order to reduce tension accumulations in piping areas, a branch buttweld connection fitting called a Weldolet is attached to an outlet pipe. While Weldolet pipe fittings are a great choice for your company, you need to be aware of some of their benefits before using them. In my opinion, the top three are as follows. 

• They are corrosion-resistant
• They can withstand high temperatures and pressure.
• These products are very robust.

Thredolet

An example of a self-reinforced branch fitting can be found in the threadolet, which is typically used when a threaded branch connection is necessary from the pipe header. It is typically used in low-pressure applications on small-diameter pipes whenever threaded branch connections are necessary.

The two sizes of threadolets are full size and reduced size.

 Because Thredolet pipe fittings are constructed from high-quality materials and are strong enough to survive excessive wear and tear, you can be sure that your pipes, fittings, and other components will last a very long time.

Moreover, Thredolet pipe fittings are incredibly easy to install, all you need to do is screw the fittings into your pipes with a few wrench turns, and you are done. Because of this, they can be installed by almost anyone.

They are inexpensive. Thredolet pipe fittings are cheaper compared to other varieties by more than 50%.

 A Sockolet is similar to a Weldolet with the exception that socket welds are used to join a branch pipe to a run pipe fitting. Socks are used to create a 90-degree pipe branch.. Sockolets may get decreasing or increasing in size.

As a result of high-quality components used in the construction of Sockolet pipe fittings, in order to ensure their durability and long-term performance, such components have been designed to reduce the loss of water pressure, which contributes to a reduction in energy consumption and water consumption as well.

The quality, durability, and strength of Sockolet pipe fittings are tested thoroughly to ensure that they meet or exceed industry standards.

These pipe fittings connect pipes together. They are also known as Weldolets, Threadolets, and Sockolets. The following is a brief explanation of each:

1. The Weldolet is a type of branch fitting that is welded onto the main pipe. When you don’t want to use a tee fitting but need to create a branch in a pipe, you use this fitting. A variety of sizes and materials are available for welding valves used in high-pressure piping systems.
2. Branches are joined to main pipes by Threadolets, which are threaded on. Branches can be created in the pipe without the need to weld if you want to avoid welding. Typically, threadless are used in low-pressure piping systems and come in a variety of sizes and materials.
3. Sockolet: A socket is a branch fitting welded to the main pipe with a socket weld. It is similar to a Weldolet, but it is welded to the inside of the pipe rather than the outside. A variety of sizes and materials are available for sockets, which are typically used in high-pressure piping systems.

A pipe branch can be created using any of the three types of fittings, but their methods of attachment and applications vary depending on the piping system’s requirements.

These pipe fittings connect pipes together. They are also known as Weldolets, Threadolets, and Sockolets. The following is a brief explanation of each:

1. The Weldolet is a type of branch fitting that is welded onto the main pipe. When you don’t want to use a tee fitting but need to create a branch in a pipe, you use this fitting. A variety of sizes and materials are available for welding valves used in high-pressure piping systems.
2. Branches are joined to main pipes by Threadolets, which are threaded on. Branches can be created in the pipe without the need to weld if you want to avoid welding. Typically, threadolets are used in low-pressure piping systems and come in a variety of sizes and materials.
3. Sockolet: A Sockolet is a branch fitting welded to the main pipe with a socket weld. It is similar to a Weldolet, but it is welded to the inside of the pipe rather than the outside. A variety of sizes and materials are available for sockolets, which are typically used in high-pressure piping systems.

A pipe branch can be created using any of the three types of fittings, but their methods of attachment and applications vary depending on the piping system’s requirements.

Weldolets, Threadolets, and Sockolets have the following advantages:

1. In comparison to traditional methods, such as welding or using a tee fitting, these types of branch fittings can save time and labor costs during installation.
2. Using less welding: Welding can be time-consuming, expensive, and introduce defects into the system. It is possible to eliminate the need for welding altogether by using Threadolets or Sockolets instead of Weldolets.
3. The amount of material waste is reduced when a branch fitting is used instead of cutting and replacing a section of the pipe.
4. The versatility of these fittings makes them suitable for many different applications due to their ability to be used with a wide range of pipe sizes and materials.
5. In comparison to other types of fittings, Weldolets, and Sockets are designed for use in high-pressure piping systems, making them more reliable and durable.
6. In comparison to other types of fittings or methods, these fittings can be a cost-effective way of creating branch connections in piping systems.

There are several benefits to using Weldolets, Threadolets, and Sockolets for piping systems, including improved efficiency, reduced costs, and increased reliability.

Despite the advantages of Weldolets, Threadolets, and Sockolets, there are also some potential disadvantages. These include:

1. Typically used for branch connections in straight pipes, these fittings have limited applications. Other piping configurations, such as curved or angled pipes, might not be suitable for these seals.
2. Fitting installation requires specialized equipment, such as a welding machine or threading machine, which can increase installation costs.
3. There is a potential for leaks to occur if these fittings are not installed properly or if the wrong type of fitting is used for the application.
4. The additional resistance caused by the branch connection can lower the flow capacity of the pipe when using these fittings.
5. These fittings can be difficult to access and maintain, especially if they are placed in hard-to-reach locations or installed in systems that are not regularly inspected.
6. In order to prevent corrosion and other chemical reactions that can cause system failures, the fitting material must be compatible with the pipe material.

Overall, Weldolets, Threadolets, and Sockolets have several advantages, but also some potential disadvantages that should be considered before choosing them for a piping system. To ensure the safe and reliable operation of the system, proper installation, maintenance, and material selection are essential.

To meet the requirements of different piping systems, Weldolets, Threadolets, and Sockolets are available in a variety of types and configurations. The following are some types of each:

1. Types of weldolets:

• Weighing standard
• Weight that is extra strong
• 160 and XXS (double extra strong) schedules
• Reducing or enlarging
• Connection by buttweld or socket weld
• Connections with flanges or threads

1. Types of threadless:

• Weighing standard
• The weight that is extra strong
• The 160 schedules and the XXS schedule (double extra strength)
• Reduced or full size
• BSP (British Standard Pipe) or NPT (National Pipe Thread) thread connection
• The connection can be flanged or socketed

1. Types of socks:

• Weighing standard
• The weight that is extra strong
• The 160 schedules and the XXS schedule (double extra strength)
• Reducing or enlarging
• Connection by buttweld or socket weld
• Connections with flanges or threads

Besides these types of fittings, there are also variations according to the construction material. Materials such as carbon steel, stainless steel, and various alloys can be used to manufacture Weldolets, Threadolets, and Sockolets. Pipe size, pressure rating, and material compatibility will determine the type and configuration of fittings required for a particular piping system. Choosing the right fitting for a particular application requires the assistance of a qualified piping engineer or supplier.