Industrial fittings form an important part of analytical instrumentation industry. Pipe fittings, tube fittings, hose fittings etc are increasingly important in manufacturing various devices and equipment that are used in this industry. Various instruments and equipment, used at various stages of the procurement of analytical instruments, are produced with the help of a range of fittings, available in custom made dimensions and materials.

Along with the technological advancements and process improvement techniques, industrial fittings have also improved significantly and are in a position to provide solutions for component requirements in virtually any sample conditioning/handling system. These technological advancements are thus providing the industry with a standardized, more simplistic modular sampling system at a reduced cost as compared to legacy systems that are still being used by many companies in the instrumentation industry.

With the rapid progress in the field of technology, the pressure to reduce maintenance time in analytical sampling systems is greater than ever. Efficiency is one of the important parameters of success in todays competitive era. To meet these requirement, Modular Platform Components (MPC) is now in use. These reduce the sampling system footprint and provide fast, reliable, and repeatable chemical analysis.

These industrial fittings not only increase the over all efficiency of the system but also help optimize the use of energy and raw materials, from water cycle monitoring to the chemical analysis of fuels and emissions. All this is done in strict conformation to the environmental norms.

Whatever the strategy and configuration of different chemical analyzer systems, various industrial fittings, valves, and modular platform components (MPC) enable reliable monitoring and consistent control.

Now days, various leading corporates have developed miniature substrate devices that can reduce the overall size of the sampling systems and improve the quality of the fluid samples taken from end-users' processes for evaluation purposes.

Some of the commonly used industrial fittings in analytical instrumentation industry are: