Integral Fittings
Forged flowline fittings for changing direction, branching, and combining high-pressure red iron layouts in demanding oilfield service.
Angled branch connections
Lateral Fittings
Used to branch a high-pressure flow path at an angle while keeping the connection compact for treating lines, manifolds, and flowline layouts.
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Smooth flow splitting
Wye Fittings
Built for dividing or combining flow paths with a smoother directional change than a hard tee, helping organize pressure-control assemblies.
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Four-way flowline junctions
Cross Fittings
Designed for intersecting flowline runs where multiple connection points need to meet in a compact high-pressure layout.
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Straight branch takeoffs
Tee Fittings
Used for 90-degree branch takeoffs, bypasses, test points, and manifold connections where a straight run needs a side outlet.
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Compact direction changes
Ell Fittings
Double-cushion integral ell for redirecting a high-pressure flowline through a compact 90-degree turn around equipment and confined wellsite layouts.
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Which Fitting Matches the Flow Path?
Choose the fitting by the change needed in the flow path. A tee creates a 90-degree branch from a straight run, while a lateral creates an angled branch. A wye divides or combines flow through a smoother directional transition, and a cross brings four connection points together in one compact junction. An ell redirects the line through a compact 90-degree turn. Final size, end connections, pressure class, and service requirements should match the complete flowline layout.
