Forged Innovation
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High-temperature pipework & fittings

Hot gas lines at 500–900 °C grow, creep and scale. We specialise in designing and building the whole run: pipework, expansion joints, supports and split flanges that stay tight through thermal cycling.

Price on application
Lead time 6–16 weeks
FORGED INNOVATIONFI-HTP
Service temperaturetypical500–1,100°C
253MA creep rupture (800 °C, 10,000 h)typical27–28MPa
Materials253MA (1.4835); 310S; Alloy 800HT; refractory-lined CS

Typical = indicative range. Every unit is sized to your material and duty, and confirmed on the quote.

Our specialism

High-temperature pipework, designed as a system

Pipework design

Routing, stress and thermal growth worked out before fabrication.

Expansion joints

Bellows and expansion joints selected and fitted to absorb movement.

Pipe supports

Fixed, sliding and spring supports designed for hot lines.

Split flanges

Our own split flange design for access and maintenance without cutting.

Fittings and spools

Bends, reducers, tees and spools in 253MA, 310S and 800HT.

Refractory-lined lines

For the hottest duties and large diameters.

Often specified together

Complete the line

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    Enquire about these

    One enquiry. One sized proposal for the whole set.

    Where it’s used

    • Pyrolysis/gasifier gas lines
    • oxidiser and flue ducts
    • split flanges and expansion joints

    For: Pyrolysis, gasification and thermal plant builders and operators

    Why ours

    • Pipe stress and thermal growth designed in, not fixed on site
    • expansion joints and bellows selected and fitted
    • sliding and spring supports
    • split flanges for access and maintenance
    • alloy or refractory-lined options

    What you get

    • 3.1 material certs
    • weld/NDT records
    • pressure test records

    Options: Expansion joints and bellows; fixed, sliding and spring supports; split flanges; refractory-lined spools; 253MA, 310S and 800HT alloys

    Compliance
    Marking
    CE
    Standards
    EN 13480 / ASME B31.3
    Questions

    What is the lead time?

    Typically 6–16 weeks from an approved general arrangement drawing.

    Can you fit it to our existing plant?

    Yes. We survey the site, draw the interface and build to suit your flanges, heights and controls.

    Do you install and commission?

    Yes. We deliver, install, wire, test and commission, or supply for your own team to fit.

    Tell us your material and tonnage. We'll size it.

    Send photos, drawings or just a description. You get a sized proposal and a firm price.

    Request a quote