Powell's Books has some Tube Turn material
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Most of the information in the catalog can be found elsewhere depending on your requirements.
Try to locate a "Seamless Welding Fittings Forged & Steel Flanges" catalog by Babcock & Wilcox
The B&W catalog is an equilavant to the Tube Turn
Very informative
Hope this points you in the right direction.
You might try the contacts listed in the link pasted below. They have the Piping Engineering Book published by Tube Turns, maybe they have the catalog.
I'm pretty sure I've got 2 in storage along with other, what I would term vintage, catalogs that I've collected over the years. I don't know off the top of my head when they were published only that they're hard back and in good condition.
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My bad MSanders...I dug though the attic last night and found my box-o-books. What I actually have are two copies of Vogt's F-18 catalog and a variety of Crane valves and fittings catalogs, no Tube Turn catalog however. Thinking back, the T-T catalog I did have developed legs and left my company about the time an office-mate took employment elsewhere many, many years ago. A pressure vessel handbook vanished about that time as well.
Stevewag is righ; keep an eye on ebay. I've see material like we're discussing come up for bid on occassion.
I'm probably showing some inexperience here, but what the heck is a Tube Turns catalog? And before you chastise me know that I do have a Crane #53 on my bookshelf!
Tube Turn manufactured carbon and stainless steel fittings and flanges which included dimensions, weights, wall thicknesses, etc etc.
The Babcock & Wilcox that I listed in my previous response ("Seamless Welding Fittings Forged & Steel Flanges" catalog by Babcock & Wilcox) is an equilavant to the Tube Turn
Tube-Turns used to be a company, now it is a division of Sypris Technologies They still make some really cool engineered products (I particularly like their Y-Yoke Pig-trap closure,
The catalog has most standard pipeline fittings with weights and dimensions. It was a lot more useful before I got CadWorx, but I still use it from time to time.
