PipeMetric Pro

A field book that shows its working. PipeMetric Pro is a piping reference and fabrication calculator for people who cut steel for a living. Every dimension it holds comes from a documented source, every calculation shows the formula it used, and anything it cannot stand behind, it declines to answer. Reference Pipe sizes, schedules and walls across carbon steel, stainless, PVC, CPVC, copper and HDPE. Butt-welding fitting take-outs. Flange dimensions and bolting. Searchable, offline, always. Fit Simple, rolling and compound offsets. Parallel offsets. Equal spread. Slope and grade. Fabricate Cut lengths with root gap allowed for. Fishmouths, saddles and laterals with station marks. Cut a fitting to an odd angle. Miters. Dummy legs and trunnions. Tube bending. Plan Weights and volumes. Spool weight, dry and flooded. Rack spacing that clears insulation and flanges. Cutting a list out of stock lengths. Measure Point-to-point, slope and rolling-offset capture with the camera and LiDAR — with tracking confidence and an estimated error band. The default band is a heuristic, not a validated accuracy guarantee. Check against a tape before using a reading to cut, weld or order material. From Measure, choose Calibrate this device to record tape comparisons and fit a correction. An optional provisional preset is available for iPhone 14 Pro Max; it comes from four indoor readings on one device and is not a model-wide accuracy guarantee. Type it the way you'd say it 6 sch 40 · 8 flange 150 · 24 set 13 roll 45 · fishmouth 6 into 8 Bring your own tables Working to an approved submittal, a shop standard or a manufacturer's catalogue? Photograph the table and PipeMetric reads it in — then makes you confirm every row against the page, because optical recognition turns 8.125 into 3.125 without looking wrong. Your figures are checked the same way the built-in data is, filed under your company's name, and they *outrank* PipeMetric's own. On a real job the spec governs, and the app defers to it. What it will not do It will not invent a dimension. Where PipeMetric has no verified source — threaded and grooved take-outs, valve dimensions, rigging loads — it says so, and says what it would need, instead of guessing. A wrong number in a piping app gets steel cut wrong. Where it says so, it also offers to take yours. Offline. No account. No ads. No in-app subscription.