10 products found
American Cast Iron Pipe Company Products
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American Ductile Iron Pipe - Unrestrained Joint Pipe
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American - Fastite Joint Pipe
The AMERICAN Fastite joint, furnished in sizes 4” to 64”, is a flexible, rubber ring compression-type joint used extensively in underground service for water, sewage or other liquids. It has the proven long-life and high-strength qualities inherent in pipe produced centrifugally in accordance with AWWA ...
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American Ductile Iron Pipe - Restrained Joint Pipe
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American - Fastite Joint Pipe with Fast-Grip Gasket
The AMERICAN Fastite joint is a flexible, rubber ring compression-type joint used extensively in underground service for water, sewage or other approved liquids. It has the proven long-life and high-strength qualities inherent in joints produced in accordance with AWWA C111 and pipe produced centrifugally in accordance ...
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American Ductile Iron Pipe - Fabricated Items
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American - Thrust Collars
One method of restraining a pipeline is to provide a welded-on thrust collar or other dependable anchorage means on one or both sides of the point requiring restraint and to use concrete poured around the collar for support against undisturbed soil surrounding the ...
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American Flow Control - American-Darling & Waterous Hydrants
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American - Model B-84-B-5 - 5-1/4” American Darling Hydrants
The 5-1/4” American−Darling® B−84−B−5 fire hydrant, by AMERICAN Flow Control, incorporates more than 100 years of experience in design, manufacture and field experience. This means dependable and efficient operation when ...
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American Flow Control - 2"-12" Series 2500 RW NRS Gate Valves
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American - Model Series 2500 - 2"-12" Resilient Wedge NRS Gate Valves with Mechanical Joint Ends
The AMERICAN Series 2500 Ductile Iron 250 psig AWWA Resilient Wedge Gate Valve is designed for use in drinking water, sewage and fire protection systems as well as irrigation and backflow control systems. The Series 2500 Resilient Wedge Gate Valve is furnished in configurations that are UL Listed and FM ...
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American Spiral Weld Pipe - Fabrications
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American - Fittings
AMERICAN supplies a full line of fittings, including fittings fabricated from spiral-welded pipe cylinders, and/ or cylinders rolled and welded from plate steel up to a thickness of 3 inches (76 ...
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American Spiral Weld Pipe - Line Pipe
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American - Line Pipe
AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe supplies steel pipe for line work applications in diameters from 24 to 144 inches and joint lengths up to 50 feet. Line work typically ...
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American Spiral Weld Pipe - Pilings and Casing
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American - Model ASWP - End Plates
ASWP can manufacture and shop-attach any fabricated end plates required for a driven pile project. From simple circular end plates to more elaborate reinforced end plates and restrictor plates. End plates details, such as plate material/grade, plate thicknesses, dimensions, and welding details must be supplied by the inquirer. Simple circular end plates are generally shop-attached with partial penetration joint welds to the parent ...
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American Spiral Weld Pipe - Joints
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American - 24" - 144" Lap Weld Joint
The bell and spigot lap weld joint has a proven performance history in steel pipe. It is an economical method for restraining longitudinal thrust in buried pipes. Lap weld joints can be configured for welding inside only, outside only, or both when design conditions dictate. A single full fillet weld is adequate for restraint of longitudinal thrust forces due to internal pressure. Conditions involving other longitudinal forces such as from thermal ...
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American Spiral Weld Pipe - Linings
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American - Cement Lining
Cement-mortar lining has a successful service history dating back to the late 1800s. It is the most common lining specified for steel pipe and fittings in the water transmission market and is applied in accordance with ANSI/AWWA C205. Virtually all steel pipes carrying potable water have a cement-mortar lining, and a significant portion of piping for other services such as raw water, non-septic sewage, salt water, and cooling water has a cement-mortar ...
