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Flow iron pup joints from Cameron deliver maximum total life cycle cost savings, even in the oil and gas industry’s most demanding applications. For all of your flow iron requirements, from high-stage-count hydraulic fracturing to cementing, well testing, and even abrasive flowback, you can count on Cameron for high reliability and low cost.

Integral → The pup joints are one-piece construction made from alloy steel and feature wing union end connections that eliminate welds and threads. The pup joints are capable of handling a variety of fluids and a working pressure of 15,000 psi. Available in lengths up to 15 feet, they are pressure rated to 10,000 psi for sour gas service.

TSI Flow Products provides a wide range of Flowline and Pup Joints to the oil and gas industry. Available in sizes 2”, 3” and 4” in NACE and Non‐NACE configurations. NPST Pipes are available in Detachable and Non‐Detachable with a uniform bore in a variety of lengths up to 15,000 PSIG. Available with upgraded DC15 Connections as well.

Our annual production stands at 3,0000 metric tons. We follow quality control system of API5CT and API5L strictly to ensure quality. Based on this, our products are exported to clients all over the world. Furthermore, our perfect services, advanced technology, modern equipment and strict management make our products more popular and obtain a good reputation among our clients. As our company"s business extension, at the end of 2006, we have also successfully developed the market for hardware and construction machinery, such as bearings and gondola shelving. All these products are qualified after being tested by authentic system. We always carry out enterprise spirit of "taking trust as essential, mutual benefit and making win-win situation". Now we are hoping to develop long-term, business relationships with clients from around the world and we welcome interested companies to contact us with their inquiries. Our qualified staff is standing by to deal with your order.

The design of the NPST pup joint takes end connections and attaches them to threaded pipe. The quality of these parts is critical to form and function. Our process is designed for a seamless integration between pipe and union. It’s hard to tell where one part begins and the other ends.

These J55, L80, N80Q & P110 pup joints are manufactured from seamless Grade J-55, L80 N80Q and P110 mechanical tubing. The API 5CT tubing pup joint is mainly used to adjust the height of the tubing strings. It is also used to adjust the depth of down-hole tools.

BLAZE is adequately equipped to supply NPST Pup joints made of high quality seamless pipeline with  male & female detachable hammer union. NPST has uniform bore for greater flow capacity. NPST pup joints are available in 2″ to 4″ sizes, length for pup joint range from 1 feet to 20 feet at 15000 psi. Pup joint with Non- pressure seal thread union (NPST) are especially engineered for high pressure, abrasive services where welded connections are not desired. The design provides a strong, permanent end connection without butt welding. An epoxy thread-locking compound secures the connection.

Casing or Tubing Pup Joints, Casing or Tubing Connectors and Casing or Tubing Couplings. In addition it is capable of Threading items at Groups 1, 2, 3 & 4 of API spec. 5CT. Items supplied by BLAZE meet the Quality Standards as defined in API 5CT assuring

BLAZE is also well equipped to supply Line Pipe Couplings/ NPST pup joints with wide range of specifications. In addition we can supply thread Line Pipes and its accessories of various sizes. Items meet the quality standards as laid down in API – 5L.

When you bring that soft, sweet-smelling little ball of puppy fuzz into your home, you know right away that she depends on you for, well, everything. It’s up to you to give her all the care she needs every day. It can be a little intimidating — she needs the best puppy food, plenty of attention, gentle training, safe toys, puppy socialization, a comfortable home, and proper veterinary care. And that includes puppy shots throughout her first year.

We read about so many different vaccinations, for so many different illnesses, that it can sometimes be confusing to know which vaccinations puppies need and which ones are important but optional. Here is an overview of the diseases that vaccinations will help your pet to avoid.

If you plan on boarding your puppy in the future, attending group training classes, or using dog daycare services, often proof of this vaccination will be a requirement.

When your puppy is around 12-to-16 weeks, talk to your vet about starting a heartworm preventive. Though there is no vaccine for this condition, it is preventable with regularly administered heartworm medication that your veterinarian will prescribe.

Unlike the famous “bull’s-eye” rash that people exposed to Lyme disease often spot, no such telltale symptom occurs in dogs. Lyme disease (or borreliosis) is an infectious, tick-borne disease caused by a type of bacteria called a spirochete. Transmitted via ticks, an infected dog often starts limping, his lymph nodes swell, his temperature rises, and he stops eating. The disease can affect his heart, kidney, and joints, among other things, or lead to neurological disorders if left untreated. If diagnosed quickly, a course of antibiotics is extremely helpful, though relapses can occur months or even years later.

Parvo is a highly contagious virus that affects all dogs, but unvaccinated dogs and puppies less than four months of age are at the most risk to contract it. The virus attacks the gastrointestinal system and creates a loss of appetite, vomiting, fever, and often severe, bloody diarrhea. Extreme dehydration can come on rapidly and kill a dog within 48-to-72 hours, so prompt veterinary attention is crucial. There is no cure, so keeping the dog hydrated and controlling the secondary symptoms can keep him going until his immune system beats the illness.

The first thing to know is that there is not just one puppy vaccination schedule for all dogs. Factors such as which part of the country you live in, and your dog’s individual risk factors will come into play. Some dogs do not need every vaccine. This decision is between you and your veterinarian. Always discuss puppy vaccinations at your regularly scheduled appointments.

How much vaccinations for your puppy will cost depends on several factors. Where you live is one: Veterinarians in crowded and expensive urban areas will charge more than a rural vet in a small town. In other words, there are significant differences in price. But no matter what the range in costs, some vaccines, such as the “core vaccines,” and for rabies, are necessary.

The core vaccines include the DHLPP (distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parvo, and parainfluenza). Your pup will also need a rabies vaccination, which is usually around $15—20. (Some clinics include the cost of the rabies vaccination.)

And it’s all worth it. For your effort and care your puppy will lavish you with lifelong love in return. This critical first year of her life is a fun and exciting time for both of you. As she grows physically, the wonderful bond between you will grow, too.