Titanium Pipe Fittings Manufacturing
TITANIUM PIPE FITTINGS SOLUTIONS

Titanium Pipe Fittings Manufacturer — Elbows, Tees, Reducers & Stub Ends

Source titanium pipe fittings including elbows, tees, reducers, caps and stub ends, with grade, NPS or DN, Schedule or wall thickness, seamless or welded construction, dimensional standard, end preparation, inspection and documentation reviewed to your piping specification.

  • Elbows · Tees · Reducers · Caps · Stub Ends
  • ASTM B363 Fittings*
  • NPS / DN · Schedule / Wall Thickness
  • Seamless · Welded*
  • MTC · Traceability · Dimensional Inspection
PROCUREMENT GUIDE

Titanium Pipe Fitting Buying Essentials

Titanium pipe fitting selection depends on fitting type, titanium grade, NPS or DN, Schedule or wall thickness, construction, dimensional standard, end preparation and inspection requirements. Define these parameters before quotation to confirm compatibility with the mating pipe and piping specification.


Fitting Type & Construction

Define the required fitting geometry and whether the component is seamless, welded or otherwise fabricated according to the applicable product specification and project requirements.

Review: Elbow · Tee · Reducer · Cap · Stub End
Construction: Seamless · Welded · Fabricated*

Grade & Material Specification

Confirm the titanium grade, UNS designation and applicable material or product specification according to the service environment, design requirements and purchase order.

Review: Grade · UNS · ASTM / ASME Specification · PO Requirements

NPS, Schedule & End Preparation

Specify the nominal pipe size, wall-thickness series and required welding-end preparation to match the mating pipe and piping-system specification.

Review: NPS / DN · Schedule / Wall Thickness · End Preparation
When Applicable: LR / SR · Branch Size · Bevel Requirement

Inspection & Documentation

Define dimensional, material, weld, marking and documentation requirements according to the fitting construction, applicable specification and purchase order.

Review: MTC · Heat Number · Dimensional Inspection · Weld / NDE* · Marking

Chinese engineer inspecting titanium pipe fittings, elbows, tees, reducers and technical drawings in a factory quality inspection area

Designed for: chemical processing piping, seawater systems, desalination equipment, heat exchangers, pump and valve assemblies, pressure piping, electrochemical equipment, hydrogen systems and custom industrial titanium piping projects.

Product Range

Titanium Pipe Fitting Types

HELE manufactures titanium pipe fittings for butt-weld piping systems, including elbows, returns, tees, reducers, caps and stub ends, with grade, NPS or DN, Schedule or wall thickness, construction, dimensional standard and end preparation reviewed to your project specification.

Titanium 45° & 90° Elbows

Titanium 45° & 90° Elbows

Titanium elbows are manufactured for directional changes in piping systems, with angle, radius, size, wall thickness and construction reviewed against the applicable dimensional and piping requirements.

Specify

45° / 90° · LR / SR* · NPS / DN · Schedule / WT

Construction

Seamless · Welded*

Titanium 180° Returns

Titanium 180° Returns

Titanium return bends are used where the piping layout requires a 180-degree change in flow direction, with radius, center-to-center dimensions, wall thickness and construction confirmed for the project.

Specify

180° Return · Radius · NPS / DN · Schedule / WT

Titanium Equal Tees

Titanium Equal Tees

Equal titanium tees provide a branch connection with matching run and branch sizes, with dimensions, wall thickness, construction and end preparation reviewed against the piping specification.

Specify

Run Size · Branch Size · Schedule / WT · Construction

Titanium Reducing Tees

Titanium Reducing Tees

Reducing titanium tees provide branch connections where the branch size differs from the main run, requiring both run and branch dimensions to be defined in the RFQ.

Specify

Run NPS / DN · Branch NPS / DN · Schedule / WT

Concentric Titanium Reducers

Concentric Titanium Reducers

Concentric reducers transition between different pipe sizes along a common centerline, with inlet size, outlet size, wall requirement and overall dimensions reviewed to the piping specification.

Specify

Large End · Small End · Schedule / WT · Length

Eccentric Titanium Reducers

Eccentric Titanium Reducers

Eccentric reducers transition between different pipe sizes with offset centerlines and are specified by large-end size, small-end size, orientation and wall requirements.

Specify

Large End · Small End · Orientation · Schedule / WT

Titanium Pipe Caps

Titanium Pipe Caps

Titanium caps are manufactured for terminating butt-weld piping ends, with nominal size, wall thickness, depth, construction and end preparation reviewed against the specified piping requirements.

Specify

NPS / DN · Schedule / WT · Depth · Construction

Titanium Lap-Joint Stub Ends

Titanium Lap-Joint Stub Ends

Titanium stub ends are manufactured for lap-joint piping assemblies, with stub-end type, pipe size, wall thickness, lap dimensions and mating-flange requirements reviewed together.

Specify

Stub-End Type · NPS / DN · Schedule / WT · Lap Dimensions

System Review

Mating Pipe · Lap-Joint Flange · End Preparation

Pipe Fittings vs Flanges

This page covers titanium pipe fittings such as elbows, returns, tees, reducers, caps and stub ends. Titanium flanges are specified separately by flange type, pressure class, facing, drilling pattern and applicable flange standard. Stub-end and lap-joint flange requirements can be reviewed together as one piping assembly.

Upload MTO or Isometric

MATERIAL SELECTION GUIDE

Titanium Grades for Pipe Fittings

Select the titanium grade according to the service environment, mechanical requirements, piping design and applicable material specification. Final availability is confirmed by fitting type, size, wall thickness, construction and purchase requirements.

Grade 2 Titanium
Grade 2 titanium flange for chemical and seawater piping

UNS R50400 · Commercially Pure Titanium

Grade 2 provides a practical balance of strength, ductility, fabrication performance and corrosion resistance for a broad range of industrial titanium piping and fitting requirements.

  • Selection Focus: General Industrial Service · Fabrication · Welded Piping Systems
  • Fitting Review: Elbows · Tees · Reducers · Caps · Stub Ends*
Specification ASTM B363 when applicable
Grade 5 Titanium
Grade 5 titanium flange for high-strength mechanical assemblies

UNS R56400 · Ti-6Al-4V

Grade 5 offers higher strength than commercially pure titanium and can be reviewed for piping components where alloy strength, dimensions, fabrication route and project-specific design requirements justify its use.

  • Selection Focus: Higher Strength · Alloy Components · Project-Specific Review
  • Fitting Review: Selected Fitting Types · Custom Requirements · Drawing-Based Components*
Specification Applicable material and fitting specification confirmed per order
Grade 7 Titanium
Grade 7 titanium flange for severe chemical environments

UNS R52400 · Ti-0.2Pd

Grade 7 is a palladium-alloyed commercially pure titanium grade that can be reviewed for corrosion-sensitive piping applications where the project material specification calls for enhanced corrosion performance.

  • Selection Focus: Corrosion-Sensitive Service · Chemical Processing · Project Material Selection
  • Fitting Review: Elbows · Tees · Reducers · Caps · Stub Ends*
Specification ASTM B363 when applicable
Grade 12 Titanium
Grade 12 titanium flange for heat exchangers and pump systems

UNS R53400 · Ti-0.3Mo-0.8Ni

Grade 12 combines titanium with molybdenum and nickel and can be reviewed for industrial piping projects requiring a specific balance of strength, fabrication characteristics and corrosion performance.

  • Selection Focus: Industrial Piping · Corrosion Review · Project-Specific Material Selection
  • Fitting Review: Selected Butt-Weld Fittings · Custom Project Requirements*
Specification ASTM B363 when applicable

Grade Selection Is Only One Part of Piping Design Titanium grade alone does not determine the allowable pressure or temperature of a piping system. Fitting geometry, wall thickness, construction, dimensional standard, welding, piping code, service temperature and system design must also be evaluated by the responsible project engineer.

*Grade availability depends on fitting type, size, wall thickness, construction, manufacturing route and purchase requirements.

Need help selecting the right titanium grade for your pipe fitting application?

SELECTION GUIDE

How to Choose the Right Titanium Pipe Fittings

Follow these 6 engineering steps to ensure the right fitting type, titanium grade, dimensions, end preparation, pressure rating and documentation for your piping system.

1

Confirm Fitting Type

Select the fitting type that matches your piping layout and connection requirements.

Titanium elbows tees reducers caps and custom pipe fittings
  • Elbow 45° / 90° / 180°
  • Tee & Reducing Tee
  • Reducer, Con. / Ecc.
  • Stub End
  • Cap / End Cover
  • Coupling / Union
  • Custom Fitting
2

Define Size & Wall Thickness

Confirm pipe dimensions and fit-up requirements to ensure proper matching and installation.

Pipe OD ID and wall thickness diagram for titanium pipe fittings
  • OD, Outside Diameter
  • ID, Inside Diameter
  • Wall Thickness
  • Schedule / SCH
  • NPS / DN
  • Fit-up Requirements
3

Match Grade to Medium

Select the appropriate titanium grade based on corrosion medium, temperature and service conditions.

  • Grade 2 — General corrosion resistance, seawater and industrial piping
  • Grade 7 — Enhanced corrosion resistance for harsh chemical and chloride
  • Grade 12 — Industrial corrosion resistance for heat exchanger and chemical
  • Grade 5 — High strength and lightweight applications
4

Standard & End Preparation

Confirm standards and end preparation to meet project, welding and connection requirements.

Butt Weld Butt Weld
BW
Socket Weld Socket Weld
SW
Threaded Threaded
THD
Custom End Custom
End
  • Standards: ASTM / ASME / DIN / JIS / EN
  • End Types: Butt Weld, Socket Weld, Threaded
  • Bevel Type, Length and Angle
  • Surface Finish Requirements
5

Pressure & Flow Conditions

Review system conditions to support safe operation and reliable installation.

Pressure Rating
Flow Direction
Branch Conn.
Weld & Radius
  • Pressure Rating / Class
  • Flow Direction
  • Branch Connection
  • Weldability & Process
  • Bend Radius
  • Fit-Up Space
6

Inspection & Documents

Prepare required inspections and documents to support project quality and traceability.

  • Dimensional Inspection
  • PMI, Material Identification
  • MTC, Material Test Certificate
  • Heat Number Traceability
  • Surface Inspection & Packing
  • Export Documents / TPI
Key Engineering Points
Pipe OD & WT Ensure proper fit-up
Bend Radius Affects flow & installation
End Preparation Critical for weld quality
Weld Fit-Up Reduces rework risk
Inspection & MTC Quality & traceability

Not sure which fitting or grade is right for your project? Our engineers can help you review drawings, specifications and system conditions.

Titanium custom fabrication geometry

Custom Fabrication

Custom & Non-Standard Titanium Pipe Fittings

HELE manufactures drawing-based titanium fittings and fabricated piping components for projects requiring non-standard angles, branch configurations, dimensions, wall thicknesses or connection details, with manufacturability, welding, dimensional control and inspection reviewed against the approved drawing and purchase specification.

Drawing & Review

Customer drawings, isometrics and technical specifications are reviewed before production to confirm geometry, material, wall thickness, forming route, weld requirements, tolerances and inspection points.

Review: Drawing · Grade · Dimensions · Tolerance · Wall Thickness · Inspection

Forming & Geometry

Non-standard elbows, reducers, branch components, stub ends and other fitting geometries can be manufactured according to the approved drawing where the selected grade, dimensions and forming route support the required geometry.

Capabilities: Custom Angle · Radius · Branch Geometry · Reducer Combination

Welding & Assemblies

Fabricated fittings and assemblies can include qualified welding and multi-piece construction where required by the design, with joint configuration, welding procedure and inspection scope reviewed before production.

Review: Joint Design · Welding Requirement · WPS / PQR* · Weld Inspection*

Final Inspection

Finished custom fittings are reviewed against the approved drawing and agreed inspection plan for dimensions, wall condition, end preparation, weld quality, marking and required documentation.

Inspection: Dimensions · Wall Condition · End Preparation · Weld / NDE* · Records

Standard Fittings vs. Custom Fabricated Components

Standard titanium butt-weld fittings may be manufactured to applicable ASTM B363 and dimensional requirements such as ASME B16.9 where specified. Custom drawing-based fittings are reviewed against the approved drawing, material specification, fabrication procedure and inspection requirements and should not be assumed to meet a standard dimensional specification unless explicitly required and confirmed.

*Welding procedure, heat treatment, NDE method and inspection scope depend on fitting geometry, grade, construction, project specification and agreed manufacturing route.

QUALITY & INSPECTION

Titanium Pipe Fitting Inspection & Documentation

Titanium pipe fittings are reviewed against the agreed material specification, dimensions, construction, end preparation, marking and inspection requirements, with material traceability and project documentation prepared according to the purchase order.

Titanium pipe fittings quality inspection and shipment documents

Material & Heat Traceability

Titanium grade, UNS designation, applicable material specification and heat or lot information are checked against the agreed order requirements before shipment.

Review: Grade · UNS · Heat / Lot No. · MTC

Dimensional & Geometry Inspection

Fitting dimensions and geometry are inspected according to the applicable drawing or dimensional standard, including size, wall condition, center-to-end or end-to-end dimensions and fitting-specific geometry.

Inspection: NPS / DN · Wall Thickness · End-to-End · Center-to-End · Radius / Branch / Reducer Dimensions

When Applicable: Ovalization · Wall Thinning · Flatness / Alignment

End Preparation & Fit-Up Review

Butt-welding ends are reviewed for bevel geometry, wall condition, alignment and compatibility with the mating pipe according to the specified end-preparation requirements.

Review: Bevel · Root Face · End Squareness · Wall Condition · Mating Pipe Compatibility

Reference: ASME B16.25 when specified

Weld & NDE Inspection

For welded or fabricated fittings, weld quality and required nondestructive examination are reviewed according to the approved manufacturing route, project specification and agreed inspection plan.

Review: VT · PT · RT / UT* · Weld Records · Repair Status*

Marking & Identification

Product identification and permanent or project-required marking can be reviewed to maintain traceability between the fitting, material records and shipment documentation.

Review: Grade · Heat No. · Size · Specification · Manufacturer Mark*

Final Documentation & Shipment Records

Agreed material certificates, dimensional records, NDE reports, inspection records, packing documents and shipment identification can be prepared according to the project and purchase-order scope.

Documents: MTC · Dimensional Report · NDE Report* · Inspection Record · Packing List · CoC / EN 10204 Type 3.1*

Inspection Scope Depends on Construction and Project Requirements

Inspection method, sampling frequency, NDE scope, marking and documentation depend on fitting type, grade, size, seamless or welded construction, applicable specification and purchase-order requirements.

Reliable Docs. Clear Packing. Smooth Delivery

Hele Titanium can support available shipment documents, traceability records and export packing according to order requirements.

Industry Applications

Titanium Pipe Fittings for Industrial Piping Systems

Titanium pipe fittings are manufactured for chemical processing, marine, process equipment and engineered piping projects where material grade, fitting geometry, wall thickness, construction and inspection requirements are defined by the operating environment and project specification.

Chemical Processing Piping

Chemical Processing

Titanium elbows, tees, reducers, caps and stub ends can be manufactured for chemical-processing piping systems where material selection is reviewed against the actual medium, concentration, temperature and project corrosion requirements.

Selection Focus

Grade · Medium · Temperature · NPS / DN · Schedule · Construction

Marine & Seawater Systems

Marine & Seawater Systems

Titanium pipe fittings can be reviewed for seawater handling, marine process piping and related equipment where grade, wall thickness, fabrication route and system design are confirmed for the actual service conditions.

Selection Focus

Grade · Seawater Service · Wall Thickness · Welding · Inspection

Heat Exchanger & Process Equipment

Heat Exchanger & Process Equipment

Titanium fittings can be manufactured for process-equipment piping, heat-exchanger connections and fabricated assemblies where fitting dimensions, mating pipe, end preparation and fabrication requirements must be coordinated with the equipment design.

Selection Focus

Mating Pipe · Dimensions · End Preparation · Fabrication · Inspection

EPC & Custom Piping Projects

EPC & Custom Piping Projects

HELE supports project-based titanium fitting packages from MTO and isometric review through fitting specification, custom fabrication, inspection documentation, packing and delivery coordination.

Selection Focus

MTO · Isometric · Project Specification · Inspection · Documentation

Application Does Not Determine the Fitting Specification by Itself

The same application may require different titanium grades, wall thicknesses, fitting constructions and inspection requirements depending on the medium, temperature, piping code, design conditions and project specification. Final suitability should be confirmed by the responsible project engineer.

Discuss Your Piping Application

WHY HELE TITANIUM

Why Industrial Buyers Choose HELE as Their Titanium Pipe Fittings Manufacturer

HELE supports titanium pipe fitting projects with specification review, standard and custom manufacturing, dimensional and material inspection, traceability documentation and international project coordination from RFQ through shipment.

Engineering Specification Review
01

Engineering Specification Review

Fitting type, titanium grade, NPS or DN, Schedule or wall thickness, construction, dimensional standard and end preparation are reviewed together before manufacturing.

Review: Type · Grade · NPS / DN · Schedule · Construction · End Prep
Standard & Custom Fitting Manufacturing
02

Standard & Custom Fitting Manufacturing

HELE manufactures standard butt-weld fittings and drawing-based titanium piping components, with forming, welding and fabrication routes reviewed according to the required geometry, size, grade and purchase specification.

Manufacturing Scope: Elbows · Tees · Reducers · Caps · Stub Ends · Custom Components Construction: Seamless · Welded · Fabricated*
Inspection & Material Traceability
03

Inspection & Material Traceability

Material identity, heat or lot traceability, dimensions, end preparation, marking and applicable weld or NDE requirements can be inspected against the agreed specification and purchase order.

Documentation: MTC · Heat Number · Dimensional Report · Marking · NDE Records*
Project & Export Coordination
04

Project & Export Coordination

HELE coordinates fitting lists, MTOs, isometrics, inspection requirements, product identification, packing and shipping documentation for OEM, EPC and industrial piping projects.

Support: MTO · Isometric · Packing · Identification · Shipping Documents
*Available construction, manufacturing route, inspection method and documentation scope depend on fitting type, grade, size, project specification and purchase-order requirements.

From Fitting Specification to Project Delivery

Send the fitting list, MTO or isometric with grade, NPS or DN, Schedule, construction, quantity and inspection requirements for technical and commercial review.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Titanium Pipe Fittings FAQs

Find answers to common questions about titanium fitting types, ASTM B363, dimensional standards, NPS and Schedule, construction, material grades, inspection and quotation requirements.

Products & Standards

What types of titanium pipe fittings does HELE manufacture?
HELE manufactures titanium butt-weld fittings including 45° and 90° elbows, 180° returns, equal and reducing tees, concentric and eccentric reducers, pipe caps and lap-joint stub ends. Custom drawing-based fittings can also be reviewed according to the required geometry, grade, dimensions and fabrication route.
What is the difference between ASTM B363 and ASME B16.9?
ASTM B363 is a product and material specification for titanium and titanium-alloy welding fittings, covering requirements related to material, manufacture, inspection and marking. ASME B16.9 primarily defines dimensions, tolerances and marking for factory-made wrought butt-welding fittings. A project may reference both because they serve different purposes.
What do NPS, DN and Schedule mean when ordering titanium fittings?
NPS and DN identify nominal pipe size, while Schedule is used with the pipe size to define the applicable wall-thickness series. When ordering fittings, provide the NPS or DN together with the Schedule or actual wall thickness and the mating pipe specification. Schedule alone should not be treated as the pressure rating of the complete piping system.
What is the difference between seamless and welded titanium fittings?
Seamless and welded fittings use different manufacturing routes. The appropriate construction depends on fitting type, size, wall thickness, grade, applicable specification and project requirements. Welded or fabricated fittings may also require defined welding procedures and additional weld inspection or NDE.

Technical & Quotation

Which titanium grades are commonly used for pipe fittings?
Grade 2 is commonly reviewed for general industrial titanium piping requirements, while Grade 7, Grade 12, Grade 5 and other grades may be selected where the service environment, mechanical requirements and project material specification justify their use. Final availability depends on fitting type, size, wall thickness and construction.
What is the difference between a titanium stub end and a titanium flange?
A stub end is a pipe fitting that is welded to the pipe and used with a lap-joint flange assembly. The flange is a separate component that provides the bolted connection and is specified by flange type, pressure class, facing, drilling pattern and applicable flange standard. HELE can review the stub end and mating lap-joint flange requirements together, while titanium flanges are covered on the dedicated Titanium Flanges page.
What inspection and documentation can be supplied with titanium fittings?
Depending on the fitting construction and purchase-order requirements, documentation can include the material certificate, heat or lot traceability, dimensional inspection records, product marking, weld or NDE reports, packing records and other agreed inspection documents. EN 10204 Type 3.1 inspection documentation can be reviewed when specified and available.
What information should I provide for a titanium pipe fitting quote?
Please provide the fitting type, titanium grade or UNS, NPS or DN, Schedule or wall thickness, construction, applicable standard and edition, end preparation, quantity, inspection requirements and delivery destination. For project packages, upload the MTO, isometric, datasheet or drawing where available. For engineered projects, service medium, design pressure and design temperature may also be provided for technical review, but final piping design remains the responsibility of the project engineer.
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Tell us your fitting type, standard, titanium grade, schedule, end preparation, quantity, and service environment. Our engineering team will recommend the most suitable titanium fitting solution for your piping system.

  • Direct Factory Fitting Production
  • Standards-Based Geometry & End Prep
  • Traceability, MTC & Inspection Support

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