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Forged Fittings

Forged Coupling: Full, Half & Reducing

Forged full, half and reducing couplings to ASME B16.11, socket weld and threaded, 1/8″ to 4″, Class 2000 to 9000.

IllustrationIllustration of two forged stainless-steel ASME B16.11 Class 3000 couplings, on a light grey background

Specification

At a glance

Dimensional standard
ASME B16.11 · BS 3799
Size range
1/8″ – 4″ (DN 6 – DN 100)
Pressure classes
Class 2000 · Class 3000 · Class 6000 · Class 9000
Types & ends
Full coupling · Half coupling · Reducing coupling · Socket weld · Threaded (NPT / BSPP)
Grades
  • Socket Weld (SW)ASTM A105N / ASTM A182 F304/F316
  • Threaded (NPT)ASTM A105N (CS) · mild steel (MS)
Also offered in
  • Stainless steel 304/304L, 316/316L, 904L
  • Carbon steel ASTM A105N (catalog)

As published by Fortune Fittings Private Limited. Grade and availability are confirmed with each enquiry; confirm the governing standard, size and grade when ordering. Spotted a mistake? Please contact us.

Overview

Product overview

A forged coupling is an essential pipe fitting used to connect two pipes of the same or different sizes. The term “forged” coupling derives from the manufacturing process, which involves heating the metal and then hammering or pressing it into shape, resulting in a strong and durable product.

Coupling dimensions refer to the specifications of a coupling, including its size, shape, and other physical characteristics. These dimensions are crucial as they determine whether a coupling will fit properly with the pipes it is intended to connect.

Types of Forged Coupling

There are several types of forged couplings available:

  • Half Couplings:Used to connect one end of a pipe to a fitting.
  • Commonly used in applications where the piping needs to be joined to another component.
  • Full Couplings:Used to connect two pipes together.
  • Provides a secure and continuous connection.
  • Threaded Couplings:Designed to be screwed onto the ends of pipes.
  • Easy installation and removal without welding.
  • Socket Weld Couplings:Welded onto the ends of pipes, ensuring a leak-proof connection.
  • Suitable for high-pressure applications.

Materials

Forged couplings are available in a wide range of materials to suit different applications, ensuring compatibility and durability:

  • Stainless Steel 304/304L, SS 316/316L, 904L
  • Hastelloy C22
  • Duplex Steel 2205
  • Copper Nickel
  • MS Socket Weld & Threaded Coupling

Conclusion

Forged couplings are essential components in various piping systems, ensuring strong, reliable connections between pipes. Fortune Fittings Private Limited offers a comprehensive range of high-quality forged couplings that meet ASME B16.11 standards, ensuring compatibility and durability across various industries.

Where it is used

Applications and service

Typical duty across the process industries we supply.

  • Oil and Gas Industry:Used in pipelines to connect pipes and components under high pressure.
  • Chemical Industry:Essential for connecting pipes that transport corrosive and high-temperature substances.
  • Petrochemical Industry:Used in processing plants to handle various chemical substances safely.
  • Power Generation:Integral in power plants for connecting steam, water, and gas pipes.
  • Water Treatment:Used in facilities to connect pipes in water distribution systems.
  • HVAC Systems:Important component for connecting pipes in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

Enquiries

Need a quotation for the Forged Coupling?

Send sizes, grades, quantities and the standard the component is specified to, and a sales engineer will come back with availability and pricing. Dimensions and schedules are in the Technical Catalog.