* See eee6eeae8 aysqem ino ysi, @ {uj607 pue oy) YORE MSPALPULIS eo syueundop seus puly @ quauno 4149949 @ HOYWsS SAM pesusay uses ecoz Sny gi tered pM Aid eliensny sieas seny reesueat] lh BOUBPIOIIE Ut papRaiyy sHunyy (saps ssejurerg - woadia COOS:PFLP OS! 3ONAOI eyensny spsepuers ZE‘yaor cence ony. Storage, dtbutn er use on network prohiited. LUsenaed o Aas Stes Asta Py Lis an 18 Ae 2008, 1 user pare 180 4144:2003(E) Contents Page (©180 2008 — Al rghis reserved ‘www. standards.com.au ‘Types of fittings and thair symbols. Prossur temperature ratings. ‘Manufacturing and material ‘Threads Choice of thread. ‘Chamforing Dimensions. General eens Dimensions of JoInts.m0enm Elbows €1, tees Tt and crosses X’ Reducing elbows E2 and reducing tees T2.. 45° olbows E3... i Male and female elbows E4. Half sockets 81 Sockets $2.. 0 Reducing so: 7 met Reducing bushos 81. 12 Hexagon nipples Nt. 13 Reducing nipples N2. Caps Ct semen Plugs Pt and P2 Unions with flat seat Tests and inspections... i Iso sworn igastandards.com.auUconsed to Ata Stools Austaa Py Ls on 18 Aug 2008 1 user perso yer Eeenee ent. Storage, tibuion or use on network prong 180 4144:2003(€) Foreword 180 (the Intemational Organization for Standardization) Is a worldwide federation of national standards bodies (SO member bodies). The work of preparing Intemational Standards is normally carried out through ISO technical committees. Each member body interested In a subject for which a technical committee has been tectablished has the tight to be represented on that committee. International organizations, governmental and ongovernmental, in lisison with ISO, also take part in the work. ISO collaborates closely with the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) on all maiters of electrotechnical standardization International Standards are drafted in accordance withthe rules given In the ISO/IEC Directives, Part 2. _Tho main task of technical committees is to prepare international Standards. Draft tntemational Standards opted by the technical committees ate citculated to the member bodies for voting. Publication as an ualerational Standard requires approval by at least 75 % of the member bodies casting a vote. ‘Allenton is drawn to the possibifly that same of the elements of this document may be the subject of patent fights, [SO shall not be held responeibie for identifying any or all such patent rights. [S0.4144 was prepared by Technical Committee ISOITCS, Ferrous metal pipes and metalic fitings, Subcommittee SC 5, Threaded or plain end but-welding ftings, threads, gauging of threads. “This second eultion cancels and replaces the first edition {ISO 4144:1979), which has been technically ravised. w (© 180 2003 — AX igh reserved ‘ww standards.com.au Copyright ISO ‘won. isostandards.com.auticensed to Ati Stes Austala Ply Lid on 18 Aug 2003 1 user perso wer Hoence only. Storage, stiButon or use on network Bron 180 4444:2003(6) Introduction 180 4144 has been used worldwide sinee lis publication in 1879. Precision casting technologies have begun tobe applied to the production of stainless steel castings. Dimensions of stainless steel fitings are considerably reduced by the introduction of the new casting technologies, which offer economical advantage and high profitablliy of the industry, ‘Another Important issue to be considered in ISO standar ratings. tion is the requirement of pressure-temperature Furthermore, sic new types of stainless steel filings, such as 45° elbows, male and female elbows, crosses, ‘te,, have been added to the ten conventional types of fitings specified in ISO 4144:1879. (© 180 2000 ~ Al his reserved v ‘www.standards.com.au Copytight iSO * ywwwsisostandards.com.auLUoenses to Alas Stels Austala Ply iden 18 Aug 2008 1 user perer" user foance ony. Storage, distin or se on network prohied Se INTERNATIONAL STANDARD Iso 4144:2003(E) —_— Pipework — Stainless steel fittings threaded in accordance with 1SO 7-1 1 Scope ‘This International Standard specifies the types, pressuretemperalure ratings, minimum dimensions. and materials of stainless steel filings for threaded Connections in accordance with ISO 7-1, used for ordinary piping for steam, air, gas, water, of, etc 2 Normative references ‘The following referenced documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For dated references, only the edillon cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (inchuding any amendments) applies. 180 7-1, Pipe threads where pressure-tight joints are mado on the threads — Part 1: Dimensions, tolerances ‘and designation 180 7-2, Pipe threads where pressure-light joints are made on the threads — Part 2: Verification by means of limit gauges 180 68-1, ISO general purpose scrow threads — Basic profile — Part 1: Metric scrow threads 180 228-1, Pipe threads where pressure-tight joints are not made on the threads —~ Part 4: Dimensions, tolerances and designation 180 261, ISO general-purpose metric serew threads — General plan 180 262, [SO general;purpese metric screw threads — Selected sizes for screws, bolts and nuts 180 724, ISO general-purpose motrie screw threads — Basic dimensions 180 4990:—), Sfee! castings — General technical delivery requirements 180 4991:1994, Stee! castings for pressure purposes 1) Tobe published, (Revision of $0 4990:1986) (© 190 2008 — AN igh reserved 4 ‘wwrw.standards.com.au Copyright ISO wevwisostandards.com.au)Lenses to Aas Steels Ausra Py Lid on 18 Avg 2008.1 user perso user Keene only. Sorag, ditibulon or une on network protited 180 4144:2003(E) 3. Types of fittings and their symbols Table 1 chows 12 types of fitings and their symbols. ‘Table 1 — Types of fittings and their symbols coor, resenting | temire | at + on eta Coy wats 7 ; soe ; co & ‘equaland reducing «=| © S2nd $9 7and8 SY EF | wenn 7 ; ve ie : (Al Cal om es - aie) q bein (U4, U6, US oH 2 \www.standards.com.2u Copyright ISO (0180 2003 — At rghts reserved waw.isostandards.com.auuser cance ony, Storage, tron or se on naswerkprotibed ) Loensed to Alas Steels Austata Ply Uden 18 Aug 2008, 1 user pre? ) 180 4144:2003(E) 4 Prossure-temperature ratings Pressute-temperature ratings are indicated in Table 2. Table 2 — Pressure-temperature ratings [Temperature —~~*YSCNoahock maximum werking pressure | *c bar 2010 40 20 00 68 760 6 200 { 16 20 738 NOTE? Prosore or ntrmodate onpersies maybe dari yt nrpcaen metod NOTE 2 Ternporaias neato aro thos fae i, NOTES Ping load, sosses and moments ar ol akon into accout, 5 Manufacturing and materials Fittings shal! be manufactured from castings, rolling, forging, etc. Material shall be austenitic stainless sleel having the proof stress at least ediial to that of steel TS 47 specified in SO 2604.2. Fittings shall be made from materials that have been properly heat treated by the solutiom-annealing method specified In 180 4991:1994, 5.2, Table 1. 6 Threads 6.1 Choice of thread ‘Thveads in ftings shell be in accotdance with 1SO 7-1. External and intemal threads are tapered 1:16, but internal threads may be parallel Exceptions: Union-nuts and their mating threads shall be in accordance with ISO 68-1, ISO 226-1, ISO 261, 180 262 or ISO 724. 62 Chamfering ‘Thread ends should be chamfered. 7 Dimensions TA General Dimensions are shown in Figures 1 to 14 and specified in Tables $ to 16. Unspecified dimensions are at the 4s equ to te minor ameter othe eatemal tread atthe gauge plane minus 2 2nd roundad down 10 0,6 mn. On, shows nominal aimter of larger ida ard DN, shows nominal dametr of smaller sso 6 ‘worw.standards.com.au ‘Copyright ISO © 180 2008 — Allights reserved wn. isostanderds.com.au“tuner Kcance ony. Storage, dsieton ruse on network probe ownsed to Alias StowlsAuavata Py Lid on 18 Aug 2003, 1 wc pe 7.5 _ 45° elbows E3 ‘See Figure 4 and Table 6. ke 180 4144:2003(€) Figure 4 — 45" elbow £3 Table 6 — Dimensions of 45° elbows E3 — Tread sie Nominal daeter ad mm | 7a 3 a 14 n 7 a 16 2 7 6 2 4 FE 20 25 1 8 8 74 2 @ 12 0 7 2 2 2 2a 6 8 2 20 e 7 100 e 180 2003 — Alt fights rsorved ‘wore standards.com.auy Copyright 80 T ‘ww. isostandards.com.ausense to Ais Steels Ausale Ply Lic on 18 Aug 2008.4 user pers~ user Koence ony, Storage, lib ee ue on network probing, 180 4144:2003(E) 7.6 Male and fomale elbows E4 ‘See Figure 5 and Table 7 r Figure 5 — Male and female elbow E4 ‘Table 7 — Dimensions of male and female elbows E4 Stay Nominal dimer fe Hag mm [nm 8 é 7 Eg 14 8 19 2 3 10 2 Ey rm 18 a 35, 3M 20 2 40 1 EI 8 = 1/6 2 6 5 1 0 4 7 _| 2 50, 57 70 aie 85. 69 3, 3 0 78 04 4 100 7 15 ‘worw.standards.com.au Copyright ISO (01802008 — Allg resarved ‘www isostandards.com.auoensed to As Sloss Ausra Py Lidon 18 Aug 2008, 1 wer pore“ uaeeEeance only, erage, dtibuton or use on rework prohited 10 4144:2003(E) 7.7 Half sockets $1 See Figure 6 and Table 8. ( | = Figure 6 — Half socket S41 Table 8 — DImensions of half sockets $1 Nae ae Thread size oer ns 8 6 75. 44 8 1" 3 0 118 2 8 16 34 20 765 L i 26 3198 6 2 248 ia ® 218 2 0 26 242 5 305) H 3 80 335) 4 100 { 395) © 180 2003 ~ Ab igs eared @ worw.standards.com.2u Copyright iS wivyrisostendards.com.uLlcansed to Atos Stels Austale Py Ld on 18 Aug 2068. tuna’ pore” Seer oanes ony, Storage, estibution oF use on netwok proted 180 4144:2003(E) 7.8 Sockets $2 See Figure 7 and Table 9. Figure 7 — Socket $2 ‘Table 9 — Dimensions of sockets $2 anne Nomina ame ‘ eo rm 18 6 7 i é 2 308 10 25 we © ae Ey 2 6 1 25 “a 114 32 a 112 a e 2 50, s Bae 5 Cc L 3 30 oe: 4 “00 a 10 \ww standards.com.au Copyright ISO {© 160 2003 — Al his resacvos ‘www isostendards.com.auuser Seance ony, Storage, bution or use on network obi. Laeneed io Alas Stace Ausra Ply Lid on 18 hog 2081 user pr 10 4144:2003(€) 7.8 Reducing sockets $3 ‘See Figure 8 and Table 10. ah 0 Figure 8 Reducing socket $3. > ‘Table 10 — Dimensions for reducing sockets S3 Tonina daneto® om Thread see on, =| oN, “ @) | em 7 we cea ee a 8 | 6 a ° coe % 1 é 1 2 iw 16 ™ ai 70 3 0 wu » 8 7 3B : 7 s 1 2 2 we 0 116 miss 32 tl 4B 1 [as i 2 nef 0 2 7 % a 2 50 = 7 58 112 0 a2 @ Dire 6 os z 5 3 3 © 2 a 5 Pa 3 ‘ 400 ou G3 2 i pa, sna nearer nso inl ao or i (©190.2008—Alghis reserved ‘wwe standards.com.au Copyright 180IS0 4144:200%(E) 7.10 Reducing bushes B1 ‘See Figure 9 and Tabie 11 : Reducing bushes B1 can have a hexagonal shape up to size 1/2, hexagonal or octagonal shape for size 3/4 ‘through 2, hexagonal, octagonal or decagonal shape for size 2 1/2 trough 4. . a oH r Figure 9 — Reducing bush 8 i Table 11 — Dimensions of reducing bushes Bt 3 Nominal dameters® Tom an 5 Thread tee : px, | Diy : 5 o Le xm nm 2 1 18 3 6 108 4 4 4 1 7 w #1 1 s " s : 1 @ : 7 42 a4 16 7 148 5 i Ed 0 on ry 5 uw PBT 158 38 i te 18 i 12 16 a ‘ 25 0 ° . ae 20 | : [ua 130 3 41K 2 2s os 7 + 25 25 g ve t+] 208 + 68 : 10 2 aed 2 1 2 é 2 80 2 7 3 4112 [40 z a2 © é am | os | Fa ? a [2 @ : — - ¢ a 2 0 20 18 i [ane 65 Z 2 6 i | molt 7 : 3 fea = i coca ra alte age On aoe aT 2 1©180 2003 — A hts reserved ‘www. standards.com.au Copyright ISO ‘nw isostendards.com.au¥ 4 user fence oy. tarage, detbvion or ues on network rab onset to las Stools Ausvala Phy Lid on 18 Aug 2008.1 user pert 180 4144:2003(E) 7.41 Hexagon nipples N41 Soe Figure 10 and Tablo 12, : Nipples can have @ hexagonal shape up (0 size 1/2, texagonal or octagonal shape for size 2/4 through 2, hexagonal, octagonal or decagonal shape for size 2 1/2 through 4, aa Figure 10 — Hexagon nipple N1 Table 12 — Dimensions of hexagon nipples N1 Tien aze Nomal diameter Inn a 7 ¢ 4 a @ 75 a 38 © 1 oi 1 5 4s 3 au I 7 “65 ae 1 ! 3 @ ¢ [aa ie 708 36 2 © 708 a 2 25 7 aia ag 2 7 a & 2 78 2 100 2 @ (©180 2008 —At ight reserved 43 wonw.standards.com.au Copyright ISO nw isostandards.com.au1S0 4144:2003(E) 7.12 Reducing nipples N2 See Figure 11 and Table 13. Reducing nipples N2 can have a hexagonal shape up to size 1/2, hexagonal or octagonal shape for size 3/4 though 2, hexagonal, octagonal or decagonal shape for size 2 1/2 through 4. (2) z ‘ Figure 11 — Reducing nipple N2 i ‘Table 13 — Dimensions of reducing nipples N2 Nominal diameters® [mn "amin Min : ‘Thread size = ‘ot 5 on ON: 5 “vy @ | mm mm mm a 8 3 6 108 8 4 8 118 6 a : we 10 " 5 7] é 108 B a 1 @ 08 3 42 6 45 } os i ae 10 "1 38 10 11 é wm 20 158 55 i 1 6 145 3 ie 16 148 1 25 18 6 7 aa 20 155. i cue aa zs 20 nos 158 a 7 o 3 8 ‘ 1 % 8 442 40 ns | 88 2 tiie 2 208 : 8 22 208 2 50 25 7 3 4412 40, 208 @ 142 a 208 g 21n 65 ° a S 7 g 2 50 28 @ 2 50 25 ; 3 20 30 18 3 ae 6 27 a 242 & a 2 4 100 36 8 2 3 80 30 eee ——————=——“—c™_—o'reen OO 14 1©180 2003 — Al gh reserves www.standards.com.au Copyright ISO ‘win isostandards.com.au180 4144:2003(6) 7.43 Caps C1 See Figure 12 and Table 14, ‘Gaps may be round, hexagonal, octagonal or decagonal at the discretion of the manufacturer. ft ery | © Tha minimum wall thickness, of caps stall be na less than the minimum wall thigkness requirements of Table 3. é 8 DN 7 i 5 14 8 16 4 : a 78 705 145 ‘2 15 # 78 : 3 Fa eo 198 i 1 as 26 m8 i ‘ie w 2 265 2b tia @ 2 255 2 20 338 % 2a 6 326 2 3 iE 80, 42, 38,5 a 109 co 5 Llcaneod to Aas Stole Auta Ply Lid on 18 Aug 2003.1 user pr ©180.2008-— Al ighs reserved 15 wwwstandafds.comhau —* Copyright iSO wow isostandards.com.auLicensed o Alas Steels Australia Py Lid on 18 Aug 2008, 1 user pe \p user oence only. Storage, dstibuon or use on network pr ed, 7.14 Plugs Pt and P2 7 See Figure 13 and Table 15. luge may be solid or hollow at the discretion of the manufacturer. P2 may be hexagonal shape up to size 1/2, hexagonal of octagonal shape for size 3/4 through 2, hexagonal, octagonal or dacagonal shape for size 2 1/2 through 4 © = a ae i 5 T < PI P2 Figure 13 — Plugs Pf and P2 Table 15 — Dimensions of plugs Pt and P2 Nominal diameter —) ‘Thraad size jominadtarneter ihn in am ai v8 8 6 3 e 4 8 8 88 5 08) 4 38 10 @ 8 tf 6 42 16 118 7 45 8 4 20 18 a | 8S 55 1 25 145 1 18 6 1a 32 7 "1 205) 85 142 0 7 2 205 85 2 0 245 8 2 7 242 6 23.5 16 a 7 3 80 265 16 30 78 4 100 328 19 35 8 16 10180 2008 — Al igs reserved ‘worw.standards.com.au Copyright ISO \wwn.isostandards.com.au‘vse loans oniy. Stops, bun or ne nner Sed concede Ass Stele Ausvata ty Lit on 1B-Aug 2008. 1 user pe 180 4144:2003(6) 7.48 Unions with flat seat U4, U2 and U3 and unions with taper seat U4, US and U6 ‘See Figure 14 and Table 16. Union nuts may be hexagonal, octagonal or decagonal atthe discretion of the manufacturer. UL Us v2. us 3, Us ‘The minimum wal thickness of the union nut at any point shall be no less than the minimum wall thickness requirements of Table 3. Tha typeof joint (fat or taper is atthe discretion of the manufacturer. Figure 14— Unions with flat seat U1, U2 and U3 and unions with taper seat U4, US and US Table 16 — Dimensions of unions with flat seat U1, U2 and US ‘and unions with taper seat U4, US and U6 Thread size nin “ain i mn arn ram 118 6 30 8 3 4 @ 33.8 1055 135 m8 10 36.5 it 18, 12 [48 385) 145 6 34 20 425 185 7 1 25 50 18 2 142 40 58 205 2 C 2 50 6 25 7 242, 65 75 27> 295 3 80 3 30 3 att 00 0 38 u (0180 2003 — Atri resorved 7 ‘wow standards.com.au Copyright ISO www.isostanderds.com.aureer ony Sipe, dione esa on meter pre Licensed to Aas Stone Astralia Py Lion 18 Aug 2003.1 user pe ISO 4144:2003(E) 8 Tests and inspections 8.4. The folowing inspections shal be performed visually: 4) inner and outer surfaces of filing are smooth, with no cracks, harmful scratches, burrs, sand marks or other defects; 'b) fully threaded parts of ftings are sound, with no thinned and nicked or other defects. 8.2 _ Inspections of threads of filtings shall be in accordance with ISO 7-2 or shall be carried out by other suitable means. 8.3. The axes of screw threads shall be accurate within + 0,5° of the specified angle, 8.4 When inspecting the fiings in production, the following test shall be performed on each fting to ensure that no leakage occurs. To test fitings, threaded ends afe sealed and, after pressurizing the inside of the fitings to air pressure of 6 bar, the fittings shall be observed for the time indicated in Table 17 while maintaining the pressure, Table 17 — Minimum test duration Thread ale ‘Minimum test duration <2 15 pate 6 8.5 _Anycraulic test may be performed at 30 bar, instead of an alr pressure test, The'test method and test duration should be in accordance with 8.4 8.6 A leakage inspection is not required for ftings made from materials such as forgings, rolled bars or ‘extruded tubes, 8.7 Fillings shall be capable of passing an intergranular corrosion test performed in accordance with 1S0 4990:—, 8.9.1. When testing is performed, one fitting from each heat treatment charge shall be tested, 9 Marking Fittings shall be marked withthe trademark, material symbol or abbreviation and thread designation. However, marking may be omiited when there is insufficient space. 10 Designation The fitings complying with this International Standard shall be designated by the following particulars, in the ‘sequence shown: 2) ype of iting 'b) reference to this International Standard, i. ISO 4144; ¢)_ dosignation of thread size; 4). symbot (see Table 1); 18 (© 180 2008 — Al eights acarved wr standards.com.au Copyright ISO ww. isostandards.com.u‘sl ser Sconce ony. Storage, tibuton or use on network Be cence io ies Stools Ausra Ply id on 18 Aug 2008 use pe 180 4144:2003(€) fe), material EXAMPLE 1 An equal female elbow £1, with Re 2 internal conical thread of grade TS 47 is designated as flows: Elbow IS0 4144-Re2 E178 47 “exAMPLE 2 A reduced tee with run 72, with Re2 intemal conleal thread and branch 1 1M of grode S61 is dosignsted as follows: Reduced tee 150 4144-Re 2 x 11/4 72 TS 61 19 0100200 — angie nened mf www. isostandards,com.au wonw.standards.com au