CI & DI FITTING

Cast Iron (CI) FITTINGS

Ductile Iron (DI) FITTING as per IS:9523-2000

SIZE : 80 mm to 1000mm Or More As Per Requirement
CAST IRON SOCKET FITTING Like Bend, Tee, Elbow, Reducer,End Piece, Collar, Tail Piece
CAST IRON FLANGED FITTING Like Bend, Tee, Elbow, Reducer,End Piece, Collar, Tail Piece
CAST IRON MECHANICAL FITTING Like Bend, Tee, Elbow,Reducer, End Piece, Collar, Tail Piece

SIZE : 80 mm to 1000mm As Per Requirement
DUCTLE IRON SOCKET FITTING Like Bend, Tee, Elbow, Reducer,End Piece, Collar, Tail Piece
DUCTLE IRON FLANGED FITTING Like Bend, Tee, Elbow, Reducer,End Piece, Collar, Tail Piece
DUCTLE IRON MECHANICAL FITTING Like Bend, Tee, Elbow,Reducer, End Piece, Collar, Tail Piece

CI (Cast Iron) and DI (Ductile Iron) fittings are commonly used in water supply, sewage, and industrial piping systems due to their strength and durability. CI fittings have been used for decades and are well-known for their rigidity and low cost. They are suited for low-pressure applications requiring heavy-duty performance. However, CI fittings are relatively fragile and can break under high stress or impact.

DI fittings, on the other hand, are a more advanced variant of cast iron with additional nodular graphite, resulting in improved tensile strength, flexibility, and shock resistance. They are lighter than CI, making them easier to move and install.

Both CI and DI fittings come in a variety of shapes and sizes, including bends, tees, reducers, and flanges, to properly connect and direct pipes. They are also coated internally and externally to prevent rust and wear.

In conclusion, CI fittings are cost-effective and still employed in many conventional projects, whereas DI fittings provide higher performance, dependability, and lifespan, making them the preferred choice for water distribution and municipal engineering applications today.