01What is inside a twin-ferrule fitting?
The connection uses a body, a front ferrule, a back ferrule and a compression nut. The front
ferrule forms the seal against the body and tube. The back ferrule grips the tube, while the nut
drives the ferrules into position. Our interactive elbow fitting
story lets you inspect these parts separately.
An elbow changes the connection direction through 90 degrees. The fitting illustration shows the
elbow itself; the assembly model is a visual explanation, not an installation drawing. See the
fitting component overview for more detail.
02What should the enquiry include?
Five groups cover almost every fitting and tubing enquiry. Anything you cannot answer yet is
worth saying so explicitly — it tells us what to propose.
- Product and connection — fitting type, end connections, thread form where applicable,
and whether the dimensions are metric or imperial.
- Tube dimensions — outside diameter and wall thickness, plus required length or coil format.
- Material — grade and any specified material standard.
- Service — process fluid, operating pressure and temperature, and any relevant project conditions.
- Quantity and documents — quantities by item, drawings, inspection requirements and
required delivery date.
For tubing options, compare the tubing series and
outside diameter and wall size tables. Ask the team to confirm the
appropriate combination for your application.
03How do I specify a material grade?
Use the exact grade or designation required by your project. The materials
page covers stainless steels, duplex and super duplex steels, nickel alloys and other material
families. A family name such as “stainless steel” is less specific than the grade on a drawing or
purchase specification.
If your material is undecided, describe the fluid and operating conditions in your enquiry. Our team
will confirm the proposed grade and product specification in the quotation.
04Which quality documents should I request?
State your required material test certificate, heat traceability and inspection requirements in the
enquiry. The quality and certification page describes the documentation and
inspections offered by Om Tubes. Request the relevant certificates for review with your quotation.
If third-party inspection or a project-specific test is required, include it before the order is
confirmed. This allows the inspection scope and documentation to be included in the offer.
05Can I send a BOM or an existing part number?
Yes. Use the BOM enquiry form to send a list of items, quantities and
any existing part numbers. Cross-references are reviewed by the team; a suggested replacement should
be checked against the exact application and specification.
The form sends your enquiry and any attached files straight to our team, and shows you a
reference number once it has arrived. Spreadsheets, drawings and PDFs can be attached directly.
06Where is Om Tubes based?
Om Tubes & Fittings Industries has its corporate office in Bhuleshwar, Mumbai, and works at MIDC
Taloja, Raigad, Maharashtra, India. Find the full addresses on the contact
page.