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Posted by John on April 24, 2008, 8:47 am
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Try Perfect Pipework http://www.netds.co.uk/perfectpipework/
They take credit cards and have been very helpful to me in the past
both for supply of parts and instalation work. Russell Rowles is a
real gentleman who I'm sure will do his best to please. They should be
able to supply you with fittings.
I've no connection with them.
Your sight glasses are a different matter. Try food/beverage/dairy/
brewery equipment manufacturers.
John
IEB wrote:
> Hi Guys, (...a not-quite 'Model' engineering request),
>
> Can I pick the collective brains please....
>
> I'm trying to find a wholesale mail-order supplier of bsp fittings
> (mainly 1", but also a few larger), it's not something I normally get
> involved with so I'm struggling to identify a source. (Stainless would be
> best but any hints are appreciated)...
>
> Also, for the same project, I'm trying to find a supplier of a
> rectangular (bolt through) sight-glass where the frame isn't 'Ali' based
> (bronze or Stainless is what I need). I have found a supplier for 50mm
> round peep-glasses, but I need something which is longer to view the
> stratification of the fluid.
>
> Can anyone point me in a direction. (Preferably UK .. but anywhere
> frankly).
>
> Thanks folks,
>
> Ian
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>
> Can I pick the collective brains please....
>
> I'm trying to find a wholesale mail-order supplier of bsp fittings
> (mainly 1", but also a few larger), it's not something I normally get
> involved with so I'm struggling to identify a source. (Stainless would be
> best but any hints are appreciated)...
>
> Also, for the same project, I'm trying to find a supplier of a
> rectangular (bolt through) sight-glass where the frame isn't 'Ali' based
> (bronze or Stainless is what I need). I have found a supplier for 50mm
> round peep-glasses, but I need something which is longer to view the
> stratification of the fluid.
>
> Can anyone point me in a direction. (Preferably UK .. but anywhere
> frankly).
>
> Thanks folks,
>
> Ian