Elbows: Elbows play a pivotal role in altering the flow direction within a piping system. They come in various angles, including 90 degrees and 45 degrees, and are available in both short radius and long radius configurations.

Tees: Tees, with their distinctive "T" shape, are employed to merge or diverge fluid flow in a piping network. They are offered in two primary variants: equal tees, where all three branches are of the same size, and reducing tees, where one branch is smaller than the other two.

Reducers: Reducers bridge the gap between pipes of varying diameters, ensuring a seamless transition in both pipe size and flow rate.

Couplings: Couplings serve as connectors to unite two pipes in a straight line, and they can be either threaded or socket-welded for ease of installation.

Unions: Similar to couplings, unions provide a convenient solution for disconnection, facilitating pipe maintenance or repair.

Caps: Caps cap off the end of a pipe, offering protection and impeding the flow of fluids where needed.

Nipples: Nipples, comprising short pipe sections, link two fittings or pipes together, enhancing the overall system's flexibility.

Flanges: Flanges are integral in connecting pipes to auxiliary equipment, such as valves, pumps, or tanks. They streamline assembly and disassembly, ensuring efficiency.

Crosses: Crosses, with their "plus" shape, create connections for four pipes, enabling fluid flow in multiple directions.

Olets: Olets are purpose-built to furnish branch connections to a primary pipe. They come in various forms, including weldolets, sockolets, and threadolets, offering versatility.

Adapters: Adapters, the versatile connectors, are deployed to join pipes of different types or sizes, making transitions from threaded to welded pipes and beyond a seamless endeavor.

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