What raw materials can Ruitu bromine extraction systems process?

Our bromine extraction systems are designed for seawater, bitter brine, salt lake brine, oilfield water, bromine-bearing industrial wastewater and concentrated brine from desalination plants. The process route is selected only after we review a laboratory analysis of your feed.

Do you supply single machines or complete plants?

Both. We supply individual machines such as salt washers, roller crushers, dryers, vibrating screens, belt conveyors and hot air furnaces, and we also deliver complete turnkey lines under an EPC contract.

What is included in your EPC service?

Water quality testing, site selection support, process design, project launch preparation, equipment manufacturing and procurement, packing and shipping, installation and commissioning, operator training, finished product production guidance, and output buy-back or decommissioning support where agreed.

Can your salt washing equipment produce food-grade salt?

Our salt washing machinery is used for both food-grade and chemical-grade salt. The achievable grade depends on the crude salt composition and the standard that applies in your market, so we design the washing, crushing, drying and screening stages around your target specification.

How do you support overseas installation?

Our engineers can be dispatched to site for installation and commissioning, train your operators, and stay involved until the line produces finished product at the designed daily capacity.

How do I start a project with Ruitu?

Send us your raw material analysis, target daily capacity, product specification and site information by email or phone. Our technicians will prepare a preliminary budget estimate and an economic benefit analysis based on your budget and expected output.

Custom PTFE Lined Reducer Products, Service

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Custom PTFE Lined Reducer Products, Service

Brand: Ruitu Automation

Product origin: China

Type: Transition fitting for connecting pipes of different diameters, with a conical structure and flanged connections.

Application: Used to connect pipes of different diameters for smooth fluid transition and to avoid sudden changes in flow velocity.

Advantages: The conical transition structure ensures stable fluid delivery; the PTFE lining provides corrosion resistance, while the metal outer layer offers structural support, making it suitable for conveying corrosive media.

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Product Description

Core Overview

PTFE Lined Reducer is a corrosion-resistant pipe fitting widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, metallurgical, and environmental protection industries. It features a PTFE lining inside a carbon steel or stainless steel shell, combining the corrosion resistance of PTFE with the mechanical strength of metal, making it ideal for transporting corrosive media such as acids, alkalis, salts, and organic solvents.

Basic Specifications

Item	Details
Product Name	PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) Lined Reducer
Executive Standards	HG/T 21562, ASME B16.5, GB/T 12224
Nominal Diameter	DN15 – DN300 (1/2" – 12")
Pressure Rating	PN10, PN16, PN25, PN40 / Class 150, Class 300
Structure Type	Concentric Reducer, Eccentric Reducer
Shell Material	Carbon Steel (Q235B, 20#), Stainless Steel (304, 316L)
Lining Material	Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
Lining Thickness	2.0–6.0 mm (Standard: 3.0–4.0 mm)
Connection Type	Flanged Connection (RF Raised Face, FM Female Face)
Operating Temperature	-20℃ to +180℃
Applicable Medium	Strong acids, strong alkalis, salts, organic solvents and other highly corrosive media
Factory Inspection	Hydrostatic pressure test, Spark pinhole leakage test (5kV)
Main Applications	Chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, metallurgy, environmental protection, fluorine chemical, sewage treatment industries

Typical Dimensions Table

Nominal Diameter (Large×Small) DN	Outer Diameter (mm)	Length (mm)	Flange Outer Diameter (mm)	Bolt Circle Diameter (mm)	Lining Thickness (mm)
25×15	33.7×21.3	100	115/90	80/60	3.0
32×25	42.4×33.7	120	140/115	100/80	3.5
40×25	48.3×33.7	130	150/115	110/80	3.5
40×32	48.3×42.4	130	150/140	110/100	3.5
50×32	60.3×42.4	150	165/140	125/100	4.0
50×40	60.3×48.3	150	165/150	125/110	4.0
65×50	76.1×60.3	180	185/165	145/125	4.0
80×50	88.9×60.3	200	200/165	160/125	4.0
80×65	88.9×76.1	200	200/185	160/145	4.0
100×65	114.3×76.1	220	220/185	180/145	4.5
100×80	114.3×88.9	220	220/200	180/160	4.5
150×100	168.3×114.3	280	285/220	240/180	5.0
200×150	219.1×168.3	340	340/285	295/240	5.5
250×200	273.0×219.1	400	405/340	355/295	6.0
300×250	323.9×273.0	450	460/405	410/355	6.0

Core Advantages

Advantage Category	Specific Content
Corrosion Resistance	PTFE lining can resist corrosion from most acids, alkalis, and organic solvents, with a corrosion resistance coefficient of up to 0.99.
Low Friction	The friction coefficient of PTFE is only 0.04, which reduces the resistance of fluid transportation and saves energy.
Temperature Resistance	Can work stably in the temperature range of -200℃ to 260℃, suitable for high and low-temperature environments.
Non-Stick Property	The surface of PTFE is non-stick, which prevents medium deposition and facilitates cleaning.
Long Service Life	The service life is 3-5 times longer than that of ordinary pipe fittings, reducing maintenance costs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What types of PTFE lined reducers are available?

They are available in two main structural types: Concentric Reducers (where the center lines of both ends align) and Eccentric Reducers (where the center lines are offset), accommodating different pipeline layout requirements.

What shell materials can be paired with the PTFE lining?

Standard shells are manufactured from Carbon Steel (such as Q235B, 20#) or Stainless Steel (such as 304, 316L) to provide optimal structural strength based on external operating conditions.

What tests are conducted before the reducers leave the factory?

Each unit undergoes rigorous factory inspections, including hydrostatic pressure testing to verify mechanical integrity and a 5kV spark pinhole leakage test to ensure lining continuity and defect-free performance.

What is the standard lining thickness for these reducers?

The lining thickness typically ranges from 2.0 mm to 6.0 mm, with standard production sizes utilizing a thickness between 3.0 mm and 4.0 mm depending on nominal pipe diameter.

What medium are PTFE lined reducers suitable for transporting?

They are engineered specifically to transport highly aggressive fluids, including strong acids, strong alkalis, salts, and various harsh organic solvents across chemical and processing systems.