Industrial Piping Components & Systems

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Understanding Industrial Piping Systems

Industrial piping systems are the network of pipes, fittings, and specialty components that transport fluids, gases, and chemicals throughout a processing facility. These systems operate under demanding conditions, including high pressures, extreme temperatures, and exposure to corrosive media. Every component within the system must be selected and specified to handle those exact conditions, or the entire operation is at risk.

Materials used in industrial piping systems vary based on the application. Carbon steel and stainless steel remain common across oil and gas and petrochemical facilities, while fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) is specified where chemical resistance and corrosion protection are priorities. Alloy materials, including high-strength low-alloy options, serve applications that require both structural integrity and weight reduction.

Why Work With R&H Technical Sales

Since 1987, R&H Technical Sales has connected customers in the energy and chemical industries with the right engineered piping components for their applications. We represent industry-leading manufacturers from the U.S. and Europe, giving our customers access to a wide range of solutions, from expansion joints and FRP piping to industrial dampers. Our team works directly with you to identify the most economical, code-compliant solution for your specific operating conditions. Contact us or request a quote to get started.

Expansion Joints

Expansion joints from the simple to complex. 

  • Rubber- 1” - 144”,  larger sizes are available by request
  • Metal- 2”- 240”,  larger sizes are available by request
  • Fabric - 1/2" - 315"

FRP Piping, Tanks, and Components

  • Process vessels/tanks
  • Stacks
  • Chimney liners
  • Scrubbers
  • Piping systems
  • Ducting systems
  • FRP Dampers

Industrial Dampers - Carbon Steel (CS) or Stainless Steel (SS)

  • Butterfly dampers
  • Guillotine dampers
  • Louver dampers
  • Diverters and tee dampers
  • Specialty applications
  • Refractory dampers

 

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