Titanium pipe fittings feature low density, lightweight, high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and superior mechanical/welding properties, making them ideal for chemical equipment, offshore power plants, desalination systems, marine components, and electroplating industries. They offer 50% better corrosion resistance and approximately double the service life compared to stainless steel.

Titanium Pipe Fittings Classification

1. Titanium Elbows

Purpose: Change flow direction in piping systems

Common angles: 45°, 90°, 180°

Standards: ASME B16.9, ASME B16.11

Available in various sizes and wall thicknesses

2. Titanium Reducers

Function: Connect pipes of different diameters

Types:

Concentric reducers

Eccentric reducers

3. Titanium Tees

Application: Join three pipes at right angles for flow distribution

Standards: ASTM B363 WPT2, ASME SB16.9

Variants:

Equal tees

Reducing tees

Cross tees

4. Titanium Pipe Fittings

Connection types:

Socket weld fittings

Butt weld fittings

Threaded fittings

Function: Connect and control fluid/gas flow

5. Titanium Flanges

Usage: Connect pipes, valves and equipment

Advantages:

Simple structure

Reliable sealing

6. Titanium Forged Fittings

Preferred for durable, long-lasting connections

Benefits of forging process:

Enhanced strength

Improved toughness

7. Other Titanium Fittings

Stub Ends: Connect flanges to pipes

Caps: Seal pipe ends

Couplings: Join two pipes

Plugs: Close pipe openings