Bsp Elbows and T-fittings

BSP Elbows and T Connectors are common connection elements used in pipe lines utilizing the BSP (British Standard Pipe) threaded connection system. BSP is a common thread system in pipe lines, especially used in the UK and Europe. BSP threads have a standard that provides both external and internal threaded connections. BSP Elbows and BSP T Connectors are elements that work compatibly with this thread system, allowing for the organization and redirection of pipe lines.

1. BSP Elbow

BSP Elbow is a connecting element used to enable direction changes in pipe lines. This element is commonly used to change direction at a specific angle, such as 90° or 45°, in pipe systems.

Features:

• BSP Threaded Connection: BSP elbows work in harmony with BSP threaded pipes, providing both external (male) and internal (female) threaded connections to link pipes together.

• Direction Change: Typically used to change directions in pipe systems at angles of 90 degrees or 45 degrees. This allows for shaping pipe lines.

• Various Sizes: BSP elbows are manufactured to fit different pipe diameters. These diameters usually range from 1/8 inch to 6 inches.

• Durable Materials: BSP elbows are made from various materials such as stainless steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, copper, or plastic. These materials are chosen based on the intended use of the pipe system.

Areas of Use:

• Sanitary Plumbing: Widely used in water and gas transmission lines, especially preferred in residential installations where water direction needs to be guided.

• Industrial Systems: Used in high-pressure systems, chemical installations, and gas transmission lines.

• Oil and Gas Pipelines: BSP threaded connections are used to provide secure connections in the gas and oil industry.

Types:

• 90° BSP Elbow: Changes the direction of the pipe at a right angle.

• 45° BSP Elbow: Changes the direction of the pipe at a smaller angle and is used in wider spaces.

2. BSP T Connector

BSP T Connector, also known as a BSP T Piece, is a connecting element that allows the convergence of three pipe lines. It provides a 'T' shaped connection, which is used to add one pipe to another main pipe.

Features:

• BSP Threaded Connection: BSP T connectors are compatible with BSP threaded pipes, ensuring a safe and secure connection. Threaded connections are particularly important in high-pressure systems.

• Three-Way Connection: T connectors link two side pipes to a main pipe, allowing for the redirection of water or gas from one pipe line to another.

• Various Sizes: BSP T connectors are also produced in different diameters and thread sizes. T connectors of suitable sizes are selected according to the requirements of the pipe system.

• Durable Materials: They can be produced from materials such as stainless steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, or plastic. The material selection is made according to usage environment and needs.

Areas of Use:

• Sanitary Plumbing: Used in water and sewer systems where water needs to be directed and distributed.

• Industrial Pipe Lines: Widely used in chemical processes, cooling systems, gas and oil transmission lines.

• Gas Installations: Used in gas distribution lines, especially to ensure safe and proper connections.

Types:

• Straight BSP T Connector: T connector where three pipe lines converge and provide a straight connection.

• Angled BSP T Connector: One of the side pipes is connected to the main pipe at an angle. These types of T connectors provide more flexible routing and are more commonly used in industrial applications.