The manufacturing process of stainless steel tee bends mainly includes hydraulic bulging and hot pressing forming. Among them, the hydraulic bulging process uses a dedicated hydraulic press to inject liquid into a tube blank with a diameter equal to that of a tee, and synchronously squeezes the tube blank through the two horizontal side cylinders of the hydraulic press, causing the metal material to flow in the mold cavity and bulge out the branch pipe. This process has high production efficiency and increases the thickness of the main pipe and shoulder wall, but requires a large tonnage of equipment, mainly suitable for the manufacture of standard wall thickness stainless steel tees.

Stainless steel three-way bend pipes are used in indoor and outdoor building water supply systems due to their superior performance, ensuring water quality safety and reducing pipeline maintenance costs. In the petrochemical industry, stainless steel tee bends are used to connect various pipelines and equipment, ensuring the safety and efficiency of fluid transportation. Stainless steel tee bends are used for branching and merging in oil and gas pipelines, adapting to complex pipeline layouts. Stainless steel tee pipes also play an important role in industries such as electricity, shipbuilding, and papermaking.

Stainless steel tee pipe, as the name suggests, is a type of tee pipe made of stainless steel material, with a curved section added to adapt to specific pipeline layout requirements. It is mainly used at pipeline branches and can connect three pipelines, including the main pipeline and two branch pipelines, to achieve fluid diversion or merging.

Moreover, the maintenance of these elbows is relatively simple. Regular inspections and occasional cleaning are usually sufficient to ensure their longevity and optimal performance. In the event of damage or wear, the modular nature of piping systems makes it easy to replace individual components without disrupting the entire network.