Ever wanted to dimension a pipe fitting from TOBO GROUP? That may sound tough at first glance, but armed with the right tools and a little practice you can do this yourself! When doing your plumbing projects, being able to measure a pipe fitting is an important skill. So, I am going to break it down step by step to make you an easier way.
What You Need
Make sure to have all your lengths tools and materials before you start measuring. Measuring tape- a long flexible ruler used for measuring lengths A wrench is also required as it is a device tool to hold or turn the pipe fittings. It obviously comes with a marker so you can add some measurements. Last, but not least you need the Pipe Fitting that needs to be measured as well just for knowing what are working with.
Measuring the Fitting
To start, clearly measure the fitting. To make this measurement, use the measuring tape to locate your pipe fitting. First, you will need to measure one end of the fitting all the way to other. This will give you total length. To start, you will have to measure the width of your pipe fitting. To get the best possible width reading make sure the measuring tape is held straight. These two measures are necessary to ensure the correct size!
Pipe Size and Threads Impediment
So now you have your measurements, let's get into the nitty-gritty of pipe size and thread type. Diameter is the size of hole in a pipe. The outer diameter is something we need to know when connecting fittings and you want them to thread on perfectly. This is how the fitting connects to a pipe. Mae threads: These are the two primary types of relative--Male threadFemale')?> Male or female threads refer to whether a thread sticks out, as is the case with male threads and screws into another like an embossed screw hole nuts which are female form fitting in a steel. This knowledge helps you in adopting the right for your purpose.
Measuring Elbow Fittings
An elbow fitting is a right angle shaped like the letter "L" and in order to measure this you will also need to measure out an. To change the direction of pipe elbow or Steel elbows for pipe fittings are used. You can use a protractor to measure the angle with high accuracy. Since it is crucial this angle measurement be done right, make certain you are patient when measuring the angle. The angle is important to avoid anything catching and you will give yourself more height adjustment.
Making Sure It Fits Well
Last but not least it is imperative to assure that everything snaps together firmly, and there are no leaks. Once you have that measured out make sure the fittings are your standard size and thread type of Weld pipe fittings. Plus, ensure that your measurements are accurate Loose or mismatched fittings can leak, and if they do it will make a mess for you to clean up. Using your wrench, carefully tighten everything up to make a solid connection.