What is the difference between SWAGED and reduced ends?

2007-12-23View Original

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Is SWAGED the same as a reducing fitting? This post was last edited by bolinuser on 2008-1-29 11:47]

Reply #22008-01-24

I discovered this while organizing the layout in the sample area; I hope everyone can help resolve this issue that has remained unresolved in the sample area for so long. Thank you all! ! !

Reply #32008-01-28

Both reducer and swage refer to fittings used for changing pipe diameter. Of course, there are various forms.

Reply #42008-01-28

\"Big head\" and \"small head\" are common terms; I noticed that the author used \"swage\" instead, so it might refer to the angle of inclination, similar to that in a trapezoid or something like that. Hope this helps

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