Pipe Spools
Prefabricated pipe assemblies built to isometric drawings, so site work is reduced to flange-up and bolt-up.
Build to drawing
Most piping problems are not catalogue problems.
A standard fitting exists for the common case. The work that actually delays a project is the part that does not exist as a standard item — the spool that has to fit between two fixed points, the reducer in a grade nobody stocks, the bracket that was on the original drawing and is no longer made.
We fabricate to isometric drawings and to specification: pipe spools, fabricated fittings in stainless and high-percentage alloy, reducers, nipples, U-bolts, puddle flanges, machined components and pipe bending. Welding is carried out to ASME IX qualified procedures, and every assembly is supplied with the certificates for its components, a weld map and NDT reports where specified.
What we fabricate
Eight things we make regularly.
Fabricated Fittings
Stainless and high-alloy fittings fabricated where a forged equivalent is not available or not economical.
Fabricated Reducers
Concentric and eccentric reducers, flanged both ends, rolled and welded to size.
Pipe Nipples
Seamless and welded nipples in a range of sizes and schedules, in stainless, carbon and alloy steels.
U-Bolts
Pipe support U-bolts in a range of sizes and materials, with or without a saddle.
Puddle Flanges
A length of pipe with a square plate welded in between and a flange on one end, for sealed penetrations into tanks, vessels and heat exchangers.
Custom Machined Components
Turned and milled parts built to drawing — brackets, lugs, discs, adaptors and one-off replacements.
Pipe Bending
Cold and induction bending to radius, removing welds from the line and reducing pressure drop.
In the workshop
Real product, not a render.
Everything shown across this site is our own product photographed in our own workshop. If you want to see a specific item before you order, ask and we will send photographs of the actual batch.
Fabricated fittings
Flanges
What to send us
Give us these and we can quote properly.
- The isometric or fabrication drawing, in any format you have
- Material grade and applicable standard — or the service conditions, and we will recommend one
- Sizes, schedules and end preparation
- Quantity and required delivery date
- Certification level: 3.1 or 3.2, and whether NACE or IBR applies
- Any NDT, hydrotest or painting requirement
If the drawing is old and the original grade is obsolete, send it anyway. Identifying a modern equivalent is a normal part of the job and we do it regularly.