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What does different diameters Short circuit NPP MSS SP mean? Dear experts, please explain: handshake

Reply #22018-12-26

It should be a Swage Nipple, right? MSS SP-95 is the standard number. If the image does not appear, please let me know. Thank you! http://www.xtpipe.com/UploadFiles/image/20170809/20170809110757_73155.jpg_o.jpg MSS SP-95 reducer – Baidu Wenku https://wenku.baidu.com/view/ffeab435a32d7375a41780cb.html

Reply #32018-12-26

Thank you:handshake

Reply #42018-12-27

In simple terms, it’s a reducer; it has an additional short section at the pipe outlet, which is used for threading, socket welding, and other types of connections. Since reducers are angled, threading and socket welding cannot be used for connecting them – that’s all there is to it

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