Continuing our deep dive into our product offerings, this week we’re taking a look at weld fittings, flanges and pipe. Lamberts is East Anglia’s leading independent distributor of pipeline and heating solutions.
Check out the video below to hear from Commercial Manager Paul Gardiner as he explains weld fittings finishes, fittings and uses. Watch to the end to learn about our pipeline solutions from Managing Director, Trina Beare.
Why Weld Fittings?
A welding fitting connects pipes and other components to ensure a robust and leak-proof system. Due to their permanent welded bond and superior strength, they are widely used across industries such as petrochemical, pharmaceutical, food processing, automotive, and water treatment plants.
We keep fittings in stock that range from half an inch up to 12 inches, as well as the corresponding flanges, gaskets, and pipe. Anything outside of this range, get in touch and we’ll see what we can do.
What is a flange used for?
Flanges are commonly used to connect valves into pipework making it easier for removal and maintenance or to put a stop in the flow of the pipework. There are many common flange standards and flanges within the same standard can either be flat (commonly cast iron, ductile iron) or raised face (commonly cast steel and stainless steel).
How can Lamberts Help?
We have over 1,800 meters worth of scheduled pipe at our site ready for next-day delivery across East Anglia through our fleet. Alongside this, with over 600 weld fittings and over 1000 flanges in stock, we can source parts for your projects immediately.
Get in touch with our amazing sales team today to see how we can assist you with your industrial parts needs, or head to our Whiffler Road HQ in Norwich to chat face-to-face.
Want to learn more? Visit our catalogue to see what products we have on offer.