Comprehensive Range of Threaded Bushings & Plugs – Conforming to ASME B16.11 – NPT & BSP Threads – Available in Carbon Steel A105, Stainless Steel F304/F316, Alloy Steel F11/F22, Duplex, and Nickel Alloys like Monel, Inconel & Hastelloy. Threaded bushings and plugs are vital components used in piping systems to control and direct the flow of fluids, while also providing secure sealing solutions. A threaded bushing is designed to connect pipes or fittings of different sizes by reducing the pipe diameter through its threaded interior and exterior. On the other hand, a threaded plug is used to close the end of a pipe or fitting, effectively sealing off the flow and preventing leakage. Both components are widely used to facilitate system modifications, maintenance, and secure closures. There are various types of threaded bushings and plugs to meet different application needs. Reducing bushings are the most common type, allowing the connection of pipes or fittings of differing diameters. They are available in hexagonal and round shapes, facilitating ease of installation and wrench grip. Threaded plugs, meanwhile, come in multiple types such as hex head plugs, square head plugs, and cone point plugs, each designed to fit specific sealing or pressure requirements. These components are manufactured in threaded (screwed) ends as per industry standards. Technically, threaded bushings and plugs are produced following stringent standards like ASME B16.11 and MSS-SP-83, ensuring high quality, dimensional accuracy, and pressure resistance. Sizes typically range from 1/8” to 4”, and pressure classes vary from Class 2000, 3000, 6000, to 9000, suitable for high-pressure applications. Materials used include Carbon Steel (ASTM A105, A350 LF2), Stainless Steel (ASTM A182 F304, F316), Alloy Steel (F11, F22, F91), Duplex and Super Duplex Steel, and Nickel Alloys such as Inconel and Monel. The forging and heat treatment processes ensure excellent mechanical properties…