What types of pipes are this straight bulkhead fitting mainly suitable for connecting?

Formed pipe ends refer to pipes manufactured by precisely controlling the shape and size of the material, and are commonly used in situations where there are strict requirements for fluid dynamics and structural strength. These pipes can be made by casting, forging, drawing or rolling to ensure that they perfectly match the 24° cone sealing surface of the straight bulkhead fitting. The applications of formed pipe ends include but are not limited to high-pressure fluid transmission systems, chemical process equipment, heat exchangers, and any pipeline network that requires high sealing and corrosion resistance. Their combination with straight bulkhead fittings provides strong connection strength and high sealing reliability for harsh working environments.
Welded pipe is a pipe made of flat or strip materials into a tubular structure through a welding process. Due to its excellent mechanical properties and machinability, welded pipes are widely used in various industrial fields. Straight bulkhead fittings can be directly connected to welded pipes through standard threaded interfaces, or in some designs, the connection strength can be further strengthened through additional welding steps. This combination is particularly suitable for pipeline systems that need to withstand high pressure, high temperature or highly corrosive media. The flexibility of welded pipes also means that they can be customized into a variety of sizes and shapes to meet specific engineering needs.
Ferrule connection, also often referred to as flange connection or clamp connection, is a connection method in which flanges or other forms of ferrules are installed on both ends of the pipe and the two flanges or ferrules are fastened together by fasteners such as bolts and nuts. Straight-through bulkhead fittings can be used with ferrules equipped with corresponding threads or grooves to achieve a firm connection between pipes. The advantage of ferrule connection is that it is easy to install, disassemble and maintain, and it is also convenient for leak detection and repair. In addition, ferrule connection can also provide additional sealing gaskets or gaskets to further enhance the sealing performance. Therefore, this connection method is widely used in industries such as oil, gas, and chemicals, especially in occasions where frequent replacement of pipeline components or maintenance is required.
This straight-through bulkhead fitting with 24° cone seal internal metric external thread plays a key role in multiple industrial fields due to its excellent design features and wide applicability. It can be effectively connected with various types of pipes, providing a stable, reliable and efficient solution for fluid transmission systems under extreme working environments such as high pressure, high temperature, and strong corrosion.