How should the specific model be written for this diameter change?

2022-04-20View Original

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Dear experienced colleagues, I need to specify the reducer fittings for the gas pipelines in the laboratory, but I’m not sure exactly how to phrase this. Could you please help me? It says 316-1/4T and 316-1/8T there; what are the correct names and model designations for these? Thank you very much

Reply #22022-04-20

316 Stainless Steel Socket Joint 1/4-1/8

Reply #32022-04-21

Bayonet straight-through intermediate connector &6-&8

Reply #42022-04-22

316-1/4T and 316-1/8T are direct

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