Threaded / Screwed Unequal Cross

Versatility: Unequal crosses allow for connections of pipes of different sizes at one central point. This is particularly useful in systems where multiple pipe sizes converge or where a change in pipe size is required.

Ease of Installation: They are relatively easy to install compared to welded fittings, as they can be assembled and disassembled without the need for specialized welding equipment or skills. This can save on installation time and labor costs.

Maintenance and Flexibility: Threaded fittings are convenient for maintenance purposes because they can be easily unscrewed and replaced if necessary. They also provide flexibility in system modifications or expansions without requiring significant rework.

Cost-Effective: Compared to welded fittings, threaded fittings are often more cost-effective to purchase and install, especially in smaller-scale piping systems or where welding is impractical or prohibited.

Pressure Rating: For lower to moderate pressure applications, threaded fittings can provide sufficient strength and reliability. They are commonly used in systems where the operating pressures are within acceptable limits for threaded connections