1. Connection schedule
List the configuration, tube OD and wall, series, each port thread and seal, material and quantity. Add a marked sketch for tees, reducers and mixed connections.
FLUIDLINE · MIDRAND, SOUTH AFRICA
DIN 2353 fittings for South Africa and African export enquiries
Build a clear specification before comparing quotations. Tell us what connects, where it will operate and where it needs to go.
Prepare your enquiry
Local procurement
For a South African project, include your delivery city, quantities, required date and whether the fittings must be complete with nuts and cutting rings or supplied as bodies only.
Fluidline can review your connection requirements and confirm the proposed supply and availability in its quotation.
Export procurement
For an African destination, include the country, city, receiving company and preferred delivery or collection arrangement. Request confirmation of freight scope, quotation currency, lead time and relevant documents.
Destination acceptance and delivery terms are confirmed for each enquiry. This page does not promise stock, transit times or delivery to every country.
What makes an export enquiry complete?
2. Operating duty
State the fluid, working and peak pressure, temperature and operating conditions. Request confirmation of the complete assembly’s suitability.
3. Delivery and documents
State the country, delivery city, required date and documentation needs. Discuss freight responsibilities and any destination-specific requirements with the quotation.
Prepare the technical specification
Identify tube sizes and union threads · Select materials and seals · Download the F-LINE catalogue
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SPECIFY YOUR CONNECTION
Request the right fitting
Send the connection details and operating conditions. Fluidline can confirm the supplied configuration, availability and supporting documentation with your quotation.