Introduction Most engineers pick pipe elbows by matching the angle they see on a piping isometric—90° for right-angle turns, 45°

Introduction Flanges fail because they’re misunderstood. Engineers specify weld neck flanges where slip-ons would work. Buyers choose Class 150 for

Introduction Engineers specify Class 600 flanges for 200 PSI applications more often than they admit. This over-specification wastes 30-40% on

Introduction Directional change points in piping systems fail 2-3 times more frequently than straight runs, and 65% of these failures

Introduction Most industrial buyers treat steel pipes and barrels as interchangeable commodities—matching a spec sheet dimension and ordering from whoever

Introduction Most procurement teams focus on price when sourcing pipe fittings. This creates a race to the bottom where manufacturers

Introduction Small-bore piping failures cost industrial facilities an average of ₹8-12 lakhs per incident through production losses and emergency repairs,

Introduction Procurement teams routinely specify slip-on flanges in high-pressure systems where weld neck designs are mandatory. This single mistake accounts

Introduction Coupling failures don’t give warnings. A worn gear coupling seizes during peak production. A misaligned jaw coupling destroys bearings