D.I. Specials
Fittings play a major role in seamless functioning of a pipeline network. DI Fittings are manufactured as per IS 9523 (Class K-12) and are available mainly with three types of jointing systems:
>Socket and spigot flexible push-on joints
>Mechanical flexible joints
>Flanged joints
Socket and spigot flexible-push on joints are most widely used as they can be assembled easily with the help of a rubber gasket. The heel portion inserted into the groove retains the gasket while the spigot enters into the socket and gets compressed to do the sealing. Socket and spigot push-on joints are:
Stronger than other fittings
Compatible with DI/CI Pipes, therefore cost-effective
Mechanical flexible joints provide sealing by application of pressure to the gasket by mechanical means. The nut and bolts exert more pressure making the joints leak-proof. Mechanical joints are:
Easier to assemble and dismantle G Easily repairable
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