Abstract: A method of replacing an existing threaded coupler on an existing tubular fixture secured to a baghouse is provided to couple a pulse jet device to a blowpipe of the baghouse via the existing tubular fixture. The method includes the steps of disconnecting the blowpipe from the existing tubular fixture by removing the threaded coupler therefrom. The method further includes the steps of providing a spacer sleeve arranged co-axially within the existing tubular fixture, and providing a transfer tube arranged co-axially within the spacer sleeve. The method further includes the steps of coupling the transfer tube to the spacer sleeve, coupling the spacer sleeve to the existing tubular fixture, arranging the blowpipe within the spacer sleeve, providing a supply tube coupled to the pulse jet device, and coupling the supply tube to the transfer tube. In one example, the supply tube is flexible.

Abstract: A first element is connected to a first end of a connecting piece and a second element is connected to a second end of the connecting piece. At least one end of the connecting piece is provided with a thread, whereby the connecting piece is connectable to a pipe or fitting with a threaded connection. The connecting piece is made of plastic in such a way that a metal insert provided with a thread is arranged at at least one end of the plastic body of the connecting piece, or the connecting piece is made substantially completely of thermoplast in such a way that the thermoplastic body is provided with a thread. The outer surface of the connecting piece is provided with a gripping member. The gripping member is formed and dimensioned such that it gives way earlier than the connecting member thread and/or basic structure.

Abstract: This disclosure is directed to a pipe fitting for joining a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe to a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe. The fitting has a HDPE body. A ring-shaped PVC insert is positioned within an inner surface of the body at one opening of the body. An inner surface of the PVC insert is threaded so that a PVC pipe that has a threaded outer surface can be screwed into the PVC insert. A compression ring is installed over the outer surface of a portion of the body that surrounds the PVC insert. Prior to installation, the inner diameter of the compression ring is smaller than the outer diameter of the portion of the body that surrounds the PVC insert. For this reason, when the compression ring is installed, the compression ring compresses the portion of the body that surrounds the PVC insert, holding the PVC insert within the body.

Abstract: A metal ring gasket provides a high-pressure temperature tolerant metal-to-metal seal between subcomponents of a threaded union. The metal ring gasket is received in an annular cavity formed between mating surfaces of the subcomponents of the threaded union. The metal ring gasket is capable of maintaining a fluid seal even at very high temperatures resulting from direct exposure to fire. At high fluid pressures the metal ring gasket is energized because hoop stress induced by the fluid pressure forces the metal ring gasket into tighter contact with the subcomponents of the threaded union.

Abstract: A connection structure is provided having a female thread formed on the inner peripheral surface of a lock ring in a male connector engaging a male thread on the outer peripheral surface of a female connector when the male connector and the female connector are screwed to each other. Further, protrusion strips are formed on the rear side portion of the male thread on the outer peripheral surface of the female connector, and the notches that can engage with the protrusion strips are set on the tip portion of the lock ring. As a result, when the male thread and the female thread are screwed to each other, the screwed state is appropriate when the protrusion strips and notches are engaged with each other.

Abstract: A flared end structure formed by processing an end part of a metal tube which is pressed against a seat formed in a member by tightening a coupling nut to the member. The flared end structure has a joining end part to be pressed against the seat of the member, and a curved part continuous with the joining end part. The curved part has an outer surface having a curved area, and a concave inner surface having a bottom edge. The curved area of the outer surface has a radius of curvature smaller than the wall thickness of the metal tube.

Abstract: The fluid coupling assembly for retaining a sealed joint includes the first member adapted to be connected to a first fluid conduit with a per sealing surface and a series of axially aligned serrations along with helical threads. A second member of a complementary configuration is adapted to be connected to a second fluid conduit with complementary threads and an axially extending cylindrical collar with spaced axial notches forming cantilevered beams. Each of the cantilevered beams can have teeth capable of engaging a series of serrations to provide an appropriate resistant force for both sealing engagement and disengagement. The teeth and serrations can remain in contact to provide a visual determination of a pretorqued force between the first member and the second member.

Abstract: A fluid connection assembly for connection to a fluid supply member that extends through a panel from a rear to a front surface of the panel includes a connection member that is engageable with the fluid supply member at the front surface of the panel. A connector is operable from in front of the panel to connect the fluid supply member to the outlet member in a fluid-tight manner. The connection member may be a shower outlet elbow for connection of a shower hose.

Abstract: A locking threaded connection (a) providing free relative rotation in a first direction, (b) preventing unintended relative rotation in a second opposite direction, and (c) enabling intended relative rotation in the second direction. The connection includes male and female threaded portions and a helical spring therebetween. The spring is sized and configured to interfit with the male and female threads. The spring enables relative rotation in the first direction, but prevents relative rotation in the second direction. If removability is desired, the spring is provided with an accessible tang, enabling the locking force of the spring to be released.

Abstract: A pipe joint comprises a first joint member of synthetic resin having an annular recessed portion in an end face thereof, and a second joint member of synthetic resin having an annular ridge on an end face thereof. The ridge is fitted in the opening of the recessed portion, with a synthetic resin gasket fitted in the recessed portion. When the pipe joint is properly tightened up, the outer surface of the ridge of the second joint member is pressed against the inner surface of the recessed portion of the first joint member with the gasket interposed therebetween in intimate contact with the surfaces approximately over the entire areas thereof.

Abstract: A metal ring gasket provides a high-pressure temperature tolerant metal-to-metal seal between subcomponents of a threaded union. The metal ring gasket is received in an annular cavity formed between mating surfaces of the subcomponents of the threaded union. The metal ring gasket is capable of maintaining a fluid seal even at very high temperatures resulting from direct exposure to fire. At high fluid pressures the metal ring gasket is energized because hoop stress induced by the fluid pressure forces the metal ring gasket into tighter contact with the subcomponents of the threaded union.

Abstract: A Luer-Lock connector for medical devices with a tubular body and a swivel nut enclosing it and secured on it. The swivel nut has a radially inward-protruding edge and the tubular body has at least one radially outward-protruding elastic arm, whose end can be stopped against the edge.

Abstract: A coupling for creating a fluid-conducting connection between a pipe and a stub, where the stub has no pipe-supporting extension over which the pipe is to be connected. The coupling includes a coupling body having a forward end for being secured to the stub, a rearward end for receiving the pipe, and an internal bore therethrough; stub connection for securing the forward end of the coupling body to the stub; a pipe support for providing internal support for an end section of the pipe being engaged by the coupling; gripper engaging means for causing the gripper to grip the pipe; a seal between the stub and the pipe; and a gripper located within the internal bore of the coupling body, the gripper and the coupling body configured to engage the pipe with the gripper when the stub is secured in the stub connection.

Abstract: The feed screw coupling for a base of a hybrid outlet spigot including a water control spigot located on a granite counter and an inlet pipe fixed on the bottom of water control spigot by a thread insert. A locking thread insert is set in advance of an inlet coupling of inlet pipe, and a locking groove is located on the ring-shaped edge near the top side of the inlet coupling; and a C-type ring is embedded on the locking groove and locking the locking thread insert on the thread section of the water control spigot. An angle of in let pipe can be adjusted to make it parallel with the water control spigot while locking tightly while locking the thread insert.

Abstract: A reusable fitting, connector assembly and kit. The reusable fitting includes a barb portion, a threaded portion, a tightening portion, a connector portion and a substantially smooth cylindrical bore extending through the barb portion, threaded portion, tightening portion and connector portion. The tightening portion is disposed proximate to the threaded portion and includes least two parallel tightening surfaces. The connector assembly includes the fitting, a nut and a crimp sleeve. The kit includes the connector assembly and at least one wrench.

Abstract: The invention relates to an open locking ring (14) comprising a screw lock which is used to connect pipes comprising end flanges or to fix covers to containers or the like. Said screw lock comprises a clamping screw which extends in the peripheral direction and is embodied as a double spindle (1), the ends of said clamping screw being provided with counter rotating threads (2, 3). Said threads (2, 3) engage in threaded plates (6, 10) with a right-handed inner thread (7) or a left-handed inner thread (11), the threaded plates (6, 10) being pivotably mounted in bearing blocks (15) connected to the ends of the clamping ring (14). The ends (13) of the clamping ring (14) are pulled together or pushed away from each other by actuating the double spindle (1). To this end, the double spindle (1) is provided with a central part (4) embodied as a hexagon such that a simple fork spanner (23) can be used to open or close the screw lock.

Abstract: A coupling in accordance with the present invention may be used to join devices together without the need for conduits or other intermediaries. A nut may be used to couple the coupling to a first device via a first thread portion and to a second device via a second thread portion. In some embodiments, the coupling may be affixed to one of the first or second devices.

Abstract: A threaded connection assembly comprises a nut, a multiplier connected to the nut via a first threaded interface having a first number of threads per inch and a well servicing pipe coupling connected to the multiplier via a second threaded interface having a second number of threads per inch. A method of forming a threaded connection for a well servicing application comprises forming a pipe coupling between two well servicing pipe sections and threading a connector to the pipe coupling to form a threaded connection without impact loading the connector. Another method for forming a threaded connection comprises disposing a first pipe section partially within a nut, threading a multiplier into the nut, threading the multiplier onto a second pipe section, and leveraging the multiplier against the nut, or vice versa.

Abstract: An onboard fire suppression system for an automotive vehicle includes at least one reservoir containing a fire suppressant agent and a propellant, operatively associated with the reservoir, for expelling the fire suppressant agent from the reservoir. A distribution system for receiving fire suppressant agent expelled from said reservoir includes at least one feeder conduit which is connected with the reservoir by means of a quick connect coupler. The quick connect coupler facilitates assembly and servicing of the fire suppression system.

Abstract: A connector (1) for joining two pipe sections (2) and (3) making up a riser includes a male tubular element (4) and a female tubular element (5) which fit into each other and have an axial shoulder (8) or (9). Locking ring (10), mounted mobile in rotation on the male element (4) or the female element (5), includes studs which cooperate with the studs of female element (5) or the male element (4) so as to form a bayonet connection. The male (4) and female (5) tubular elements include teeth and cavities, the teeth of one of the elements fitting into the cavities of the other element so as to lock in rotation one of the elements in relation to the other.

Abstract: A hydraulic cone fitting includes a tube segment and a substantially frustoconical connecting segment integrally formed at one end of the tube segment. The connecting segment generally includes a substantially frustoconical sealing surface and a substantially frustoconical back surface. The connecting segment may be formed by punching or rolling the end of the tube segment. A method of manufacturing a hydraulic fitting includes expanding an end portion of a tube to form an expanded portion. Inner and outer regions of the expanded portion are then reduced, via punching or rolling operations, to form substantially frustoconical back and sealing surfaces, respectively.

Abstract: A gas connector having a tube with corrugations of uniform height and thickness, wherein the corrugations form successively repeating patterns comprising a first segment of non-compressed corrugations and a second segment of axially compressed corrugations. The gas connector eliminates or greatly reduces whistling noises when conveying a gas.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a pipe connection (1) having a reshaped pipe (4), a screw fitting body (2) having an internal cone (6), a union nut (5), which may be screwed onto the screw fitting body (2), having an internal clamping face (15), which, in the operating state of the pipe connection (1), works together with an outwardly projecting retention face (12) of a retention bulge (11) of the pipe (4), which is produced facing away from the pipe end by reshaping and projects radially outward beyond the outer mantle surface of the pipe, and having an adapter ring (3, 30) which is supported on the side facing toward the screw fitting body (2) by a conical clamping face (7) in the internal cone (6) of the screw fitting body (2). To provide an alternative pipe connection (1) of this type, it is suggested that the adapter ring (3, 30) be supported in the operating state on the side facing toward the pipe (4) by a radially running contact face (8) on the radially running front face (14) of the pipe end.

Abstract: A coupling assembly is provided for releasably interconnecting confronting ends of conduit members. The coupling assembly creates a self-locking, and self-bonding connection wherein locking and unlocking is achieved by a predetermined amount of rotation of a lock nut group with respect to a stationary threaded flange. The overall construction of the coupling assembly creates the rigid connection between the conduit members, yet adequate sealing between the conduit members is provided by a single sealing member.

Abstract: A high pressure fuel injection tube includes a connection head with a seat face in a spherical shape. A ring-like flange is spaced from the seat face in an axial direction. A conical portion is formed in the interval between the ring-like flange and the seat face. An undercut bent recess groove with a ring-like shape and a deep depth is formed on the conical portion. Thus, a shallow smooth ring-like recess groove is formed on an inner side of the connection head, and a compressive residual stress is present at an inner peripheral face of the ring-like groove.

Abstract: Union nut (10) includes body (20) and lock member (50). Body (20) includes thread retaining end (30) with threads (33) for mounting upon a threaded pipe (120) and flange retaining end (40) including partial collar (41) for partially retaining a flanged pipe (140). Lock member (50) slidably engages with body (20) to fully retain and support pipe flange (143).

Abstract: A plumbing apparatus for connecting a tankless hot water heater to a cold water supply line and a hot water outlet line includes a union and a tee that are interconnected to one another. A first connector at one end of the union is provided for connecting the union to the tankless hot water heater. A second connector at a free end of the tee is provided for connecting the tee to either the cold water supply line or the hot water outlet line. The tee is provided with a branch for connecting the plumbing apparatus to a plumbing device. A passage formed in the union and tee permits fluid to flow there through and through the branch.

Abstract: In a pipe joint structure, a second screw thread formed on an outer circumference end of a joint member is screwed deep into a first screw thread formed on an inner circumference of a cylindrical joint fitting member whose axial end is bonded to a common rail body so that a second flat surface at an axial end of the joint member is pressed against a first flat surface on an outer circumference of the common rail body to form a fluid tight sealing surface therebetween in a state that a fluid passage opened to the second flat surface communicates with a through-hole opened to the first flat surface. Accordingly, even if a position of the joint fitting member to the common rail body is slightly shifted, fluid tight sealing between the first and second flat surfaces is assured.

Abstract: A quick connect hose coupling for connecting a hose to a fixture of the type having a hose stem portion including a hose insert portion, having a fixture portion including a fixture connection portion, and having a joinder portion is disclosed. The joinder portion includes a male connection portion and a female connection portion. Each of male connection and female connection portions are adapted to join in a sealing and locking manner upon being pushed together. The coupling further includes threads and wrench mating flats adapted to disconnect the hose from the fixture. It is improved by the male connection portion being a unitary structure having a leading support cylindrical surface, a following support cylindrical surface, and a transition surface intermediate therein between. The leading support cylindrical surface has a leading radius. The following support cylindrical surface has a following radius. The following radius is larger than the leading radius.

Abstract: A joint for tubings with which, in tightening the nut member (20), the friction torque applied to the first end face (32) of the control ring (30) by the bore peripheral face (25) of the internally threaded bore (21) of the nut member (20) is greater than the friction torque applied to the second end face (34) of the control ring (30) by the stopper portion (17) of the joint main body (10, and thus the nut member (20) is reliably turned together with the control ring (30) at the final stage of tightening the nut member (200, which allows the proper initial tightening position of the nut member (20) to be determined.

Abstract: A high-pressure fuel injection pipe has a connecting head with an outer circumference formed for a mating seat portion. A shallow annular groove is formed in the inner side of the connecting head while shaping the head. A connecting washer is fit on the outer circumference of the lower neck of the connecting head. The injection pipe is characterized in that the lower neck of the connecting head is provided with an at least two-stepped portion having no slope, and in that the connecting washer is provided with a stepped portion corresponding at least partially to the stepped portion of the connecting head, so that the stepped portions may abut against each other.

Abstract: An improved hydraulic coupling includes a fitting and a nut that are threadably connectable together. The fitting includes a generally annular groove having a lateral frusto-conic engagement surface. The nut includes a plurality of elongated fingers that each include a projection having an outwardly-disposed edge. When the coupling is assembled, the edges are frictionally engaged with the engagement surface as a result of the elastic deflection of the fingers. The frusto-conic shape of the engagement surface provides progressively greater frictional resistance in a direction of unthreading of the coupling, whereby loosening of the coupling during operation of the fluid circuit is resisted.

Abstract: The invention is a universal connector which is useful with a variety of differently configured and shaped fittings as well as for applications when the fittings are identical. The connectors provided at either end of the tube may be formed by either compression molding or injection overmolding whereas the connections which are provided internal of either end connection, are positioned on the tube by injection overmolding.

Abstract: A hammer union comprises a thread end, a nut end and a hammer nut which, when cinched up, compresses a composite seal assembly thereby preventing leakage. The seal assembly comprises a metal insert of a size to pass into the seal groove of conventional hammer unions and a small seal acting between the insert, the thread end and the nut end. The small seal is conveniently an O-ring and is of a size that is compressed when the seal assembly is inserted into the thread end of the hammer union, thereby preventing the seal assembly from falling out of the threaded end when it is inverted. The metal insert provides another groove opposite the small seal to receive a second O-ring which acts as a spring to bias the small seal into sealing engagement, thereby allowing the new seal assembly to accommodate more variation in the length of the existing seal groove in prior art hammer unions.

Abstract: A high-pressure fuel injection pipe has a connecting head portion increased in diameter by buckling molding at the end of a thick and small-diameter metallic pipe. An under-head portion of the connecting head is formed with a thick wall portion that satisfies conditions of: a radius of curvature R1 of a portion A of the thick wall portion continuing to the connecting head is 0.03 to 0.15 times the outer diameter of the pipe; a radius of curvature R2 of a portion B continuing from the portion A of the thick wall portion to a straight pipe portion is 0.3 to 1.5 times the outer diameter of the pipe; and a maximum diametrical size w of the thick wall portion is 0.25 to 0.4 times a maximum diametrical projecting length W of the connecting head.

Abstract: A high-pressure fuel injection pipe having connecting head portion is provided which is capable of eliminating a fear of the occurrence of cavitation erosion of the inner surface of the connecting head portion and a fatigue failure of the same head portion by having a contour of a cross section of an annular pocket occurring in an inner part of the connecting head portion during a head portion processing operation extend shallowly and gently. This fuel injection pipe has at a connecting end portion of a thick-walled steel pipe having a relatively small diameter, including a seat surface, an annular flange formed so that the flange is axially spaced from the seat surface, and a conical surface connected to the seat surface, extending therefrom to the annular flange and tapering off to a free end of the connecting head portion, wherein the conical surface is provided at a part thereof with an annular, shallow, cross-sectionally curved recess.

Abstract: A bushing and sealing ring assembly including a sealing ring and a bushing. The sealing ring has a cylindrical base with an external thread and a reduced diameter, upstanding cylindrical sleeve extending co-axially from one end of the base with a predetermined height, an upper outer edge and an upper inner edge. The base and the sleeve are provided with a circular central aperture for receiving and retaining a first cylindrical member. The bushing has a cylindrical depending sidewall with an internal thread and a circular central aperture for receiving the sealing ring and a second cylindrical member and a top plate extending transversely partially inwardly into the central aperture to sealingly receive the upper outer edge of the sealing ring and having a predetermined thickness.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a body, an adapter and a seal ring. The apparatus may be coupled to provide a seal that has a primary metal to metal seal and a secondary seal obtained via extrusion of the seal ring.

Abstract: This invention is a method and apparatus for making a pressure-containing threaded tubular connection, suitable for remotely operated connection and separation, utilizing electrical heating to reduce the amount of makeup torque required to produce reliable preloading of the connection. One aspect of the present invention comprises: 1) a first hub with male threads on its exterior and having a sealing face and axial flow passage, b) a second hub having an axial flow passage and carrying an annular seal which can be mated with the sealing face of the first hub and mounting a rotatable nut having female threads on its interior and integral nut heating means. After stabbing and initial make-up of the connection, the nut is heated and thereby expanded in a controlled manner and the connection retightened. Following cooling, the structural connection is fully preloaded and the annular seal fully compressed so that it seals. Reversing the procedure permits disconnection.

Abstract: A connection for the junction of two tubes, through which a fluid under pressure flows, comprises a female element and a male element. The male element is adapted to be fitted axially in the female element and secured to the female element via a primary attachment member. The male and female elements dispose respectively of a female duct and a male duct, each of them opening on either side of the element in which it is located. Each of these ducts also comprises a first as well as a second extremity, these first extremities of the female duct and the male duct opening respectively on the flat surface of the female element and on the flat surface of the male element. The connection is manufactured in such a way that the flat surface of the female element and the flat surface of the male element are in flat contact.

Abstract: Disclosed is a connection stub and a housing, in particular a high-pressure fuel reservoir, for a fuel injection system for internal combustion engines with a welded connection stub, in which sealing faces between the housing and the connection stub are provided, spatially separately from the weld seam.

Abstract: A hydraulic coupling that is used for connecting hydraulic tubular lines includes a male plug which will mate with a standard tube end flare. The male plug has a rounded end that will provide for a line contact with the interior surface of the standard flare. The rounded end of the plug is joined to the main portion of the male plug body through a wall that is controlled in cross-sectional size so that the outer end will deflect as the male plug is tightened into place. This will provide a resilient loading along a line of contact to insure that the seal is maintained even if there is slight axial movement between the flare and the male plug.

Abstract: An oxygen connector system for coupling an oxygen source to an oxygen tube comprises a source of oxygen. The source has an output orifice through which source oxygen is adapted to pass. The orifice has an inner bore and an outer surface. A flexible cylindrical elastomeric tube has a first input end and a second output end. The first input end is adapted to make a flush abutment with the source at the orifice. A generally cylindrical rigid connector has an exterior surface with a first region and a second region. An intermediate tapered region is provided between the first and second regions. The connector has a central generally cylindrical bore extending through the first and second ends forming an interior surface. The second end has a diameter slightly greater than that of the tube. A pair of stoppers are provided adjacent to the input end of the tube.

Abstract: A junction for a flexible tube for high pressure fluids which comprises a sleeve pressed down onto the flexible tube, for coupling with a connection element of the flexible tube, where a female rotating threaded connection element is connected to the connection element. A threaded end element can be associated with the connection element of the flexible tube, wherein the hydraulic seal between the end element and the connection element is guaranteed through the coupling of truncated cone surfaces, provided at least on the end element, with an engagement element that can be connected to the connection element, wherein the truncated cone surfaces and the engagement element are tightened the one to the other using a suitable tightening torque.

Abstract: A fuel system for a gas turbine engine having a fuel conduit carried within an outer containment member for receiving and containing leakage from the fluid conduit. The fuel conduit includes an end that carries an elongated ferrule that has a first, enlarged head end to receive a connecting nut and a second end for receiving an end of the fuel conduit and for spacing the end of the fuel conduit from the head end of the ferrule. The ferrule has a body portion intermediate the first and second ends that has a tapered outer surface so that the body portion has thicker side wall adjacent the head end than that adjacent the second end.

Abstract: A resin pipe joint comprising a tapered flare portion (10a) formed on a pipe (10), an inclined portion (11a) formed internally of a joint body (11), an annular member (12) having inner peripheral surface fitted on the pipe (10) and the outer peripheral surface inserted in the joint body and formed at the end with a tapered chamfered portion (12a), and a pipe clamping member (13) threadedly fitted to the joint body (11). The pipe clamping member (13) being threadedly fitted to the joint body causes the chamfered portion (12a) of the annular member to pressure-contact the flare portion (10a) of the pipe and the flare portion of the pipe to pressure-contact the inclined portion in the interior of the joint body, whereby the clamping force can be concentrated on the flare portion of the pipe, so that a high sealing capability between the pipe and the joint body is obtained.

Abstract: A piping assembly for a compressed air assembly and a method of forming the piping assembly. The piping assembly comprises hollow aluminum tubing having first and second ends. First and second threaded connector members associated with first and second compressed air assembly components. A compression fitting is associated with each end of the aluminum tubing and each compression fitting is configured to sealingly engage a respective one of the threaded connector members.

Abstract: A manifold for a heat exchanging appliance is disclosed. The manifold may include an externally adjustable bypass valve, a compression fitting for connecting a conduit to the manifold, a flow cup for adding passes to the heat exchanging appliance, an apparatus for conveying the temperature of a medium in a nonconductive manifold to a temperature sensor, a blind threaded hole for engaging an insertion apparatus to the manifold, and an integrated thermostatic valve assembly. Methods for controlling the pressure in a pressure chamber, for connecting a conduit to a manifold, for adding passes to the heat exchanging appliance, for conveying the temperature of the medium to a temperature sensor, for engaging an insertion apparatus to the manifold, and for controlling the flow of a medium through the manifold are also disclosed.

Abstract: A structurally simple common rail is highly sealed and light weight manner. The common rail includes a thick wall pipe having a flow passage for accumulating pressure of high pressure fuel. The high pressure fuel is supplied from a high-pressure pump and distributed to an injection nozzle. The end portion of the thick wall pipe is reduced in diameter by drawing. A thread portion is formed on an outer peripheral surface of the diameter-reduced end portion. A connecting end of a piping component is connected to the end portion of the thick wall pipe by screwing a nut to the thread portion of the thick wall pipe.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a down-sizable fitting for transferring a high-temperature, high-pressurized special chemical fluid which should be under strict control used in a high technology field or industry.