Bronze Pipe Saddles

Bronze Pipe Saddles Bronze Pipe Ferrules Bronze Pipe Straps

• C836000 or CDA 836, Gunmetal LG2 (BS1400): Known for cast components, offering excellent mechanical properties.
• Bronze ASTM B62: Standard for valves and fittings, ensuring compliance with international benchmarks.
• Bronze ASTM B584-UNS NO C83600: High-strength bronze for fittings, ideal for harsh environments.

• Pattern Making: Creating accurate molds for casting.
• Casting: Pouring molten bronze into molds to form saddles, ferrules, and straps.
• Machining: Using CNC centers and lathes for finishing to exact dimensions.
• Assembly: Ensuring components are assembled with seals and fasteners for leak-proof performance.

• Single-Strap Bronze Pipe Saddles: For pipe diameters from 1″ to 12″.
• Double-Strap Designs: Suitable for larger pipes up to 24″.
• Bronze Ferrules: For tapping into mains, available in various sizes.
• Bronze Pipe Straps: For securing saddles, ensuring a strong grip up to 12″

• Water Supply and Distribution: For service connections in municipal systems.
• Municipal Infrastructure: Supporting large-scale waterworks projects.
• Construction Projects: For piping systems in buildings and infrastructure.

• What are Bronze Pipe Saddles, Bronze Ferrules, and Bronze Pipe Straps used for? They are used for service connections from main pipes, ensuring leak-proof joints in water and industrial systems.
• What materials are they made from? High-quality Bronze, such as LG2 and ASTM B584, for durability.
• What sizes are available? Standard sizes range from 4″ to 24″ for saddles, with ferrules and straps from 32mm to 315mm.
• Can they be used with different types of pipes? Yes, compatible with PVC, ductile iron, cast iron, and cement pipes.
• What is the maximum working pressure? Up to 200 psig, with higher options for specific designs.
• Are they suitable for underground use? Yes, designed for corrosion resistance in buried conditions.
• Do they come with installation instructions? Yes, detailed procedures are provided.
• What is the warranty period? We offer a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
• Can they be customized? Yes, we manufacture to specific sizes and configurations.

• What are the packaging options? Products are packed in wooden cases for export, with customized packaging available.

• Experience of Three Decades: Over 30 years of global supply, building trust in markets like the USA, Europe, and Australia.
• Customization: Tailored solutions for specific project needs, including sizes and finishes.
• Fast Turnaround: 4-6 weeks production, with flexibility for urgent orders.
• Excellent Communication: Regular updates and responsive customer support, ensuring transparency.
• Global Exposure: Serving diverse markets, with a proven track record in international projects.
• Packaging: Customized options, including customer labels and logos, for branding and safe transit.

• ASTM B62: Bronze for valves and fittings.
• ASTM B584: UNS NO C83600 bronze specifications.
• BS1400 LG2: Gunmetal for castings.
• IS 318: Bronze alloy ingots and forgings.
• DIN 1705: Bronze casting standards.
• JIS H5100: Japanese industrial standards for bronze.

• “J. Smith, W******* Inc., California, USA: We’ve relied on Conex Metals’ Bronze Pipe Saddles and Straps for our projects, and their quality is second to none. Their attention to detail and prompt responses have made them our go-to supplier for all fittings. Highly satisfied with their products.”*

• Bronze: Bronze is a metal alloy primarily composed of copper and tin, with modern compositions typically consisting of about 88% copper and 12% tin. It may also include small amounts of other metals such as zinc or phosphorus to enhance specific properties. Bronze is valued for its strength, durability, and excellent resistance to corrosion, making it ideal for applications in harsh environments, including marine and industrial settings. In the context of pipe fittings, bronze is chosen for its ability to withstand high pressures and corrosive conditions, ensuring long-term reliability in water distribution systems and other fluid conveyance applications.
• Pipe Saddles: Pipe saddles are structural supports used in piping systems to cradle and support pipes, transferring the pipe’s load, including weight, pressure, and temperature-induced stresses, to adjacent structures or supporting bases. Typically consisting of a curved saddle that fits around the pipe and an integral base, pipe saddles are essential for maintaining the integrity and longevity of piping systems by preventing sagging, vibration, and undue stress. They are commonly used in various industries, including water distribution, oil and gas, and chemical processing, to ensure pipes remain securely supported over their operational life.
• Bronze Fittings: Bronze fittings are components used in piping systems, made from bronze alloys (primarily copper and tin, with possible additions of zinc, manganese, or other metals) to connect, adapt, or control the flow of fluids. They are valued for their strength, durability, and excellent resistance to corrosion, making them suitable for applications in water supply, plumbing, marine environments, and industrial settings where exposure to harsh conditions is expected. Common types include elbows, tees, couplings, valves, and unions, all designed to ensure leak-proof and reliable connections in piping networks.
• Ferrule: A ferrule is a connector used to make a service connection from a main pipe to a smaller service line, ensuring a secure and leak-proof joint. Ferrules are typically installed by tapping into the main pipe and are essential for providing access points for water supply or other fluid distribution systems. They are often made from durable materials like bronze to withstand pressure and corrosion.
• Saddle: A saddle is a fitting that clamps onto a main pipe, providing a base for tapping service lines or ferrules. It ensures a secure connection and helps distribute the load evenly across the pipe, preventing damage or leaks. Saddles are commonly used in water distribution systems and are available in materials like bronze for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance.
• Strap: A strap is a band or clamp used to secure a saddle or other fitting to a pipe. It ensures the saddle remains firmly in place, even under high pressure or vibration, providing stability and preventing movement. Bronze straps are particularly valued for their strength and resistance to corrosion, making them ideal for long-term use in harsh environments.