The different threading options for steel pipes include tapered pipe threads (NPT/NPTF), straight pipe threads (NPS/NPSM), and mechanical threads (such as API threads). These threading options provide different levels of sealability, compatibility, and ease of installation, allowing for a variety of applications and connections.
The different threading options for steel pipes include tapered threads (NPT/NPTF), straight threads (UN/UNF), and buttress threads.
The different threading options for steel pipes include tapered thread, straight thread, and multiple thread options. Tapered threads are commonly used for pipes that carry fluids or gases under pressure, as they provide a tight seal. Straight threads are used for pipes that require a secure connection but do not need to be sealed tightly. Multiple thread options, such as double and triple threads, are used for high-pressure applications where a stronger connection is needed.
