SCH80 What does the "BE" in BE stand for?

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SCH80 What does the "BE" in BE stand for? Please help friends! There is also SCH80 "BW" This post was last edited by shnan on 2008-1-4 09:45 ]

Reply #22008-01-04

BE generally represents the form of the pipe mouth - refers to the groove, the other is PE - refers to the flat mouth BW represents the end face form of the pipe fitting - refers to the butt welding connection SW - socket connection

Reply #32008-06-22

BE - Beveled End, PE - Plain End, BW - Butt Welded, SW - Socket Welded.:)

Reply #42008-06-30

Very good, hope to provide more knowledge

Reply #52008-07-06

You can find relevant information such as English descriptions of the customization. It's very comprehensive, sei has standards. This forum has it!

Reply #62008-07-09

I don't think it should be the abbreviation for both ends. If it's a welding style, I think it would be more formal to write it as BW.

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