ASC
150# Cast Stainless Socket Weld Tee 304
- SKU:
- S3714T
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.00 LBS
Description
150# Cast Stainless Socket Weld Tee 304
ASC / SCI 150# Cast Stainless Socket Weld Tees provide a three-way branch connection for compatible stainless steel socket-weld piping systems. The supplied ASC / SCI Heavy Pattern information identifies this product as Figure S3714T – 150# Cast 304 Stainless Socket Weld Tee.
The fitting combines cast 304 stainless steel construction with three socket-weld connections, allowing a straight-through piping run and perpendicular branch to be joined through permanent welded connections.
Product Highlights
- ASC / SCI cast stainless steel fitting
- Figure S3714T
- 304 stainless steel
- 150# configuration
- Three-way tee configuration
- Three socket-weld connections
- Straight-through run with perpendicular branch
- Cast stainless construction
- 304 stainless castings conform to ASTM A351 ACI Grade CF8
- CMTRs available upon request
- Designed for compatible socket-weld piping systems
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Cast Stainless Steel Socket Weld Tee |
|---|---|
| Brand | ASC / SCI |
| Figure | S3714T |
| Material | 304 Stainless Steel |
| Casting Grade | ASTM A351 ACI Grade CF8 |
| Pressure Class | 150# |
| Configuration | Tee |
| Connection Style | Socket Weld |
| Number of Connections | Three |
| Branch Orientation | Perpendicular to Main Run |
| Construction | Cast Stainless Steel |
| Primary Function | Three-Way Branch Connection in Compatible Socket-Weld Piping |
Socket Weld Tee Configuration
A socket weld tee provides three piping connections in a single fitting.
Two opposing socket-weld openings form the straight-through main run, while the third socket creates a perpendicular branch connection.
Confirm that the piping layout specifically requires a tee configuration before fabrication or installation.
Main Run & Branch Connection
Main Run
- Two opposing socket-weld connections
- Forms the straight-through piping path
- Maintains the primary run through the fitting
- Cast 304 stainless steel construction
- Requires proper alignment before welding
Branch Connection
- Third socket-weld connection
- Branches perpendicular to the main run
- Creates the three-way tee configuration
- Requires proper fit-up before welding
- Must match the intended piping layout
ASC Figure S3714T Identification
The supplied ASC / SCI Heavy Pattern information identifies the 150# Cast 304 Stainless Socket Weld Tee as Figure S3714T.
The corresponding 316 stainless steel version is identified separately as Figure S3716T.
No size, dimensional, part-number, packing, or weight tables have been added to this page.
Construction Details
This fitting uses cast 304 stainless steel construction.
ASC / SCI identifies 304 stainless castings as conforming to ASTM A351 ACI Grade CF8.
ASC / SCI product information also states that CMTRs are available upon request and references verification of applicable chemical and mechanical properties.
304 Stainless Steel
This product is the 304 stainless steel version of the ASC / SCI 150# cast socket-weld tee family.
The 304 stainless casting designation is identified as ASTM A351 ACI Grade CF8.
Confirm compatibility between the fitting material, adjoining pipe, process media, welding procedure, and overall system requirements before installation.
Socket Weld Connections
The fitting uses socket-weld connections at all three openings.
The adjoining pipe is inserted into each fitting socket before the connection is welded in place.
Proper pipe preparation, insertion, alignment, branch orientation, and welding procedures should be followed for the intended piping system.
Socket Weld Tee vs. Threaded Tee
Socket Weld Tee – Figure S3714T
- Three socket-weld connections
- Pipe inserts into fitting sockets
- Connections are welded in place
- Permanent piping assembly
- This GetPipe.com product
Threaded Tee
- Uses threaded piping connections
- No socket-weld joint
- Requires compatible mating threads
- Different installation method
- Should not be substituted without confirming system requirements
Cast Socket Weld vs. Butt-Weld Tee
Cast Socket Weld Tee
- Cast fitting construction
- Pipe inserts into socket ends
- Welds are made around the socket connections
- 150# configuration
- ASC / SCI S3714T family
Butt-Weld Tee
- Pipe and fitting ends meet directly
- Uses butt-weld joints
- Separate SCI stainless weld fitting family
- Different fitting geometry and joint preparation
- Should not be substituted without confirming the piping design
Standard Tee vs. Reducing Tee
Standard Tee – Figure S3714T
- Straight-through main run
- Perpendicular branch connection
- Standard tee configuration
- Three socket-weld openings
- This GetPipe.com product
Reducing Tee
- Also provides three piping connections
- Uses a reduced branch or differing connection size
- Different fitting configuration
- Selected according to the required size transition
- Should not be substituted unless reduction is required
SCI Stainless Weld Catalog Reference
The supplied SCI Stainless Weld Fittings Catalog is included as an additional stainless fitting reference.
The catalog covers SCI stainless butt-weld fittings and identifies applicable stainless material and fitting standards for that product family.
Because this product is a cast socket-weld tee, use the supplied ASC 150# Stainless Socket Weld information as the more product-specific reference for Figure S3714T.
Pipe Dimensions & Wall Thickness Reference
The supplied GetPipe.com Common Diameters and Wall Thicknesses PDF is included as a general adjoining-pipe reference.
Use it when checking nominal pipe size, outside diameter, and schedule-related wall-thickness information for compatible piping.
The pipe chart should not be interpreted as providing this fitting's socket depth, center-to-end dimensions, branch dimensions, or fitting weight.
Applications
The 150# Cast Stainless Socket Weld Tee 304 is intended for compatible piping systems requiring a three-way branch connection using welded socket connections.
Final suitability should be confirmed against 304 stainless steel material requirements, connection style, adjoining pipe, branch orientation, welding requirements, operating conditions, process media, and overall system design.
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Confirm that the installation requires a 150#, 304 stainless steel socket-weld tee.
- Verify compatibility between all three fitting sockets and the adjoining pipe.
- Confirm the main-run and branch orientation before fabrication.
- Use appropriate pipe preparation, insertion, alignment, and welding procedures.
- Review the supplied ASC Socket Weld document as the product-specific reference, with the SCI stainless weld catalog and pipe chart used as supporting references.

Use the supplied ASC 150# Stainless Socket Weld information to confirm the Figure S3714T 304 stainless steel, 150#, socket-weld tee configuration. The SCI Stainless Weld Fittings catalog and pipe chart are also included as supporting stainless fitting and adjoining-pipe references.
Need Help Selecting a Cast Stainless Socket Weld Tee?
Need help confirming the correct 304 stainless material, 150# configuration, socket-weld connection, tee layout, or compatibility with your piping system? The GetPipe.com Team can help you verify the right tee before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ASC / SCI figure identifies this 304 socket-weld tee?
The supplied ASC / SCI information identifies the 150# Cast 304 Stainless Socket Weld Tee as Figure S3714T.
What material is this fitting?
This product is identified as cast 304 stainless steel.
What ASTM casting grade applies to the 304 version?
ASC / SCI identifies the 304 stainless casting as ASTM A351 ACI Grade CF8.
How many connections does this tee have?
The tee has three socket-weld piping connections.
What is the connection arrangement?
Two opposing connections form the straight-through main run, while the third connection creates the perpendicular branch.
What connection style does this fitting use?
The fitting uses socket-weld connections.
How does a socket-weld connection work?
The adjoining pipe is inserted into the fitting socket and the joint is then welded in place.
Is this a threaded tee?
No. This product uses socket-weld connections rather than threaded ends.
How is this different from a butt-weld tee?
A socket-weld tee receives the pipe inside fitting sockets, while a butt-weld tee joins the pipe and fitting ends directly through butt-weld joints.
Is there a 316 stainless version?
Yes. The corresponding 316 stainless steel socket-weld tee is identified as Figure S3716T.
Does ASC / SCI provide CMTRs?
The current ASC / SCI product information states that CMTRs are available upon request.
Are size and dimensional tables included on this page?
No. Size, part-number, packing, weight, and dimensional tables are not included unless specifically requested.
Which supplied PDF is the most product-specific?
The ASC 150# Stainless Socket Weld PDF is the most product-specific supplied document for this Figure S3714T cast socket-weld tee.
What is the SCI Stainless Weld Fittings Catalog used for here?
It is included as an additional stainless fitting reference. Its primary product family is stainless butt-weld fittings rather than this cast socket-weld fitting.
What does the Pipe Dimensions and Wall Thickness PDF provide?
It provides general adjoining-pipe reference information for nominal pipe size, outside diameter, and schedule-related wall thickness.
What should I verify before installation?
Confirm 304 stainless material, 150# configuration, socket-weld compatibility, main-run and branch orientation, adjoining pipe, and the appropriate welding procedure.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Product: 150# Cast Stainless Socket Weld Tee 304.
- ASC / SCI figure designation: S3714T.
- 304 stainless casting: ASTM A351 ACI Grade CF8.
- Confirm socket-weld connection compatibility, tee orientation, and welding requirements before installation.
- Use the ASC 150# Stainless Socket Weld document as the product-specific reference and the other supplied documents as supporting references.