Steel pipe is threaded for plumbing applications using a process called threading, which involves cutting helical grooves or ridges on the external surface of the pipe. This is typically achieved using a threading machine or a die set. The threaded ends of the pipe can then be connected to fittings, allowing for a secure and leak-resistant plumbing system.
Steel pipe is threaded for plumbing applications using a threading machine or a manual pipe threader. The pipe is clamped securely, and a die is used to cut threads into the pipe's surface. The process ensures a tight and secure connection between pipes, allowing for leak-free plumbing systems.
Steel pipe is threaded for plumbing applications by using a pipe threading machine or a manual pipe threader. The process involves cutting threads onto the ends of the steel pipe using a die. This allows the pipes to be easily connected and secured with pipe fittings for various plumbing installations.
