Pipefitter vs Pipe Offset Calculator!

Application Pipefitter allows you to calculate odd angles, elbows, tees, problematic offset pipes and mark them with measuring tape, caliper or height gauge on the work bench. You can measure everything in a simple way: from "face to face", or ”center to center”, and quickly get the solution in the App. Standard pipe sizes and long radius elbows (including ANSI and DIN) can be selected from the list of up to 40 inches. The entire process consists of three steps: 1) determining the purpose of calculation (question mark symbol) 2) entering the data 3) displaying the result of a calculation. The result: we have all the necessary information which are needed to create and fold your pipe. Drawings clearly show you the way of what you are looking for and what you need to do. It speeds up the process of work of pipe fitters. The application is being updated all the time and oriented to develop and extend, basing on suggestions of other pipe fitters.

Pipe Offset Calculator gives pipefitters, plumbers and electricians the numbers they cut to: rolling offsets, fitting takeouts and the end-to-end cut, flange bolt-up, conduit bends and drainage grade, in big type on a fraction keypad that works in sixteenths. ROLLING OFFSET Enter the set (or rise) and roll, pick your fitting angle — 22½°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 90°, or any custom angle — and get true offset, travel and run instantly, with a labeled diagram so you always know which number is which. SIMPLE OFFSET Single-plane offsets: one measurement in, travel and run out, drawn to your actual fitting angle. FITTINGS — THE FITTER'S CUT • Cut — pick the pipe size (1/2″ to 24″), the fitting on each end (90° LR, 45° LR, 90° SR, tee, a 90 cut to any angle, or your own takeout) and the welder's root gap, then enter the travel: the end-to-end cut comes out with both takeouts and both gaps already off. Pull the travel straight from the Rolling or Offset tab in one tap • Elbow — cut a 90° long-radius elbow to any angle: the takeout, and the heel, side and throat marks measured from the end you keep • Bolt-up — Class 150 and 300 raised-face flanges: stud count and diameter, stud length, and the wrench for the heavy hex nut • Tables — butt-weld takeouts for 90° LR, 45° LR, 90° SR and tees up to 24″, and a sixteenths decimal-to-fraction table Every takeout and stud number comes from a published catalog to ASME B16.9 / B16.5 and is checked row for row against a second, independent source. CONDUIT BENDING The hand-bender math for EMT, on one tab: • Offset — bend angle 10° to 60°, distance between bends and shrink, and where the first mark goes • 3-bend saddle — centre and side marks over a pipe or beam, 45° or 60° centre • 4-bend saddle — all four marks over an obstacle of any width • 90° stub — mark from the end by conduit size, with back-to-back stubs Every result shows the bender-table number and the exact trig beside it, so you know what the rounding cost. GRADE Drainage slope both directions: run + grade gives you the drop, or run + drop gives you the exact grade — in inches-per-foot and percent, with one-tap presets for 1/8″, 1/4″ and 1/2″ per foot. BUILT FOR THE JOBSITE • Every measurement works both ways: feet-inches-sixteenths AND decimal inches — enter either, read both • Custom fraction keypad with 1/16″ steps and ±1/16″ nudge buttons • Big result cards — tap any result to copy it • Save any result; your saved numbers are one tap away on every tab • One-handed layout, haptic feedback, light and dark • Works offline — in the basement, the crawlspace and the parking garage Buy it once, use it every day.