Archive for March 2024
Why Choose Forged Over Brazed Fittings?
Producing forged steel fittings includes cutting and heating billets, then using a pre-formed die that creates the desired shape under high pressure on the heated billet. The part is then trimmed and shot blasted to remove any flashing. This process produces a machined forged blank fitting to exact net shapes and dimensions. Forged steel fittings are primarily…
Read MoreGuide to Dust Collection Hoses for Woodworking Industry, Metal Fabrication, & Cyclones
Poor air quality can be a serious problem in high-volume manufacturing, metal- and woodworking, furniture building, and other dusty applications. From industrial and commercial wood and metal shops down to the hobbyist’s home workspace, dust particles can quickly build up in the air or on floors, causing respiratory problems or slipping hazards. Dust can also…
Read MoreJIC vs. SAE Flare Fittings
Overview of Flare Fittings Flare fittings are a type of compression fitting used with a flared piece of tubing. They are secured in place with a sleeve and nut to create a pressure and leak-resistant seal. The tip of the flare fitting is engineered to precise angles according to specific industry standards for optimal performance and reliability.…
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