Ductile Iron Pipe Crosses

Ductile iron pipe crosses are specialized fittings used in pipeline systems to connect four intersecting pipe sections at 90-degree angles, forming a cross-shaped junction. These components are essential for systems requiring the distribution or convergence of fluid flow in multiple directions. Made from ductile iron, these crosses offer a combination of high strength, flexibility, and corrosion resistance, ensuring reliability in demanding applications. 

Types of Ductile Iron Pipe Crosses:

1.Equal Cross:

All four outlets are of the same diameter.

Used in systems where fluid flow is distributed evenly in multiple directions.

2.Reducing Cross:

Some outlets have smaller diameters than the main pipe.

Ideal for pipelines with varying flow capacities or sizes.

3.Flanged Cross:

Equipped with flanged ends for bolted connections.

Commonly used in industrial or maintenance-heavy pipelines.

4.Socket/Spigot Cross:

Features socket or spigot ends for push-fit connections.

Popular in municipal water and sewage systems.

Product parameters

Standard of Hydrostatic Testing Pressure (Class K9)