Introducing Pipedata, the ultimate app for anyone in the piping industry. With a simple and user-friendly interface, Pipedata provides you with all the dimensional and weight information you need for 72 common ASME piping components. Whether you're a large corporation or an individual, Pipedata ensures accuracy and up-to-date relevant information. This app is based on the latest ASME piping dimensional specifications and displays Metric, U.S. Customary Units, and Inch Fractions, NPS and DN pipe sizes. It includes audited valve weights, flange weights, pipe weights, and all piping component weights. Say goodbye to tedious calculations and hello to Pipedata! Check it out now and simplify your piping projects.
Features of Pipedata:
- Dimensional and weight information: The App provides accurate and up-to-date dimensional and weight information for 72 common ASME piping components.
- Fast and convenient interface: The App offers a user-friendly interface that allows for quick and easy access to the information.
- Multiple unit options: Users can view the information in Metric, U.S. Customary Units, Inch Fractions, NPS, and DN pipe sizes, making it suitable for various measurement preferences.
- Comprehensive data summary: The App includes audited valve weights, flange weights, pipe weights, and all piping component weights, providing a comprehensive overview of the data.
- Latest ASME piping specifications: The App is based on the latest ASME piping dimensional specifications, ensuring that the information is up-to-date and reliable.
- Wide range of components: The App covers a wide range of components including weld neck flanges, slip-on flanges, blind flanges, threaded flanges, socket-welded flanges, and more, making it a versatile resource for professionals in the piping industry.
Conclusion:
Simplify your piping projects today with Pipedata. Download now and access accurate dimensional and weight information for a wide range of ASME piping components. Say hello to efficiency and precision in your piping endeavors.
