Typical fittings are:

• Bends
• Tees (Equal and Reducing)
• Tees (Swept and Radial)
• Reducers
• Laterals (45 and 60 degrees)
• Wyes
• Expansion Joints
• Swivel Joints
• Dismantling Joints
• Flanged Spigots and Sockets
• Double Flanged Pipes

Various joints are available for these fittings such as:

• Push-fit socket and spigot joints with rubber gaskets
• Plain ends for use with TSP couplings
• Beveled ends for butt welding
• Spherical socket & spigot for lap welds
• Parallel socket & spigot for lap welds

All fittings are manufactured from spiral weld pipes which have been hydrostatically pressure tested. Subsequent welds made in fabrication are then subjected to X-rays, ultrasonic flaw detection and dye penetrant tests depending on the geometry of the weld. Fittings are then coated and lined against corrosion with materials such as epoxy and cement