
| Order Item | Project Requirement |
|---|---|
| Products | Pipes, pipe fittings and customized accessories |
| Material designation | UNS N06617 |
| Outside diameter | 6.35 mm and 12.7 mm |
| Wall thickness | 1.24 mm |
| Order type | Low-volume, custom-made |
| Manufacturing basis | Purchase order and approved drawings |
| Destination | Spain |
| Shipping method | Air freight |
The 6.35 mm UNS N06617 pipe fittings and 12.7 mm UNS N06617 pipe fittings were supplied together with matching pipe sections and project-specific accessories. Because the order involved small dimensions and customized interfaces, the supplied items had to remain consistent in outside diameter, wall thickness, end geometry and connection position.
The order included two principal outside-diameter groups:
| Product Size | Approximate Inch Size | Specified Wall Thickness | Supply Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6.35 mm OD | 1/4 in | 1.24 mm | Pipes, matching fittings and customized accessories |
| 12.7 mm OD | 1/2 in | 1.24 mm | Pipes, matching fittings and customized accessories |
The 6.35 mm UNS N06617 pipe fittings were produced for the smaller pipe configuration, where dimensional deviation can directly affect alignment and assembly. Even a small difference between the pipe outside diameter and fitting interface can create installation difficulty in a compact piping arrangement.
The 12.7 mm UNS N06617 pipe fittings required the same dimensional coordination. The fittings and accessories were not treated as separate catalogue items; they were reviewed as matching parts of the same order.
The specified 1.24 mm wall thickness UNS N06617 pipe also required careful control during cutting, end preparation and handling. For small-diameter components, excessive machining, deformation or edge damage can affect the usable bore and the final connection geometry.


The order identified UNS N06617 as the required material designation for the pipes, pipe fittings and customized accessories. The material identity had to remain traceable across the low-volume production batch and the final shipment package.
Before dispatch, the order was reviewed against the purchase specification and approved drawings, with particular attention to:
The dimensional review was especially important for the customized UNS N06617 pipe accessories. Unlike standard fittings selected only by nominal size, custom accessories may include project-specific lengths, transitions, end forms or positioning requirements. These details must match the approved drawing before the item is released.
Because the shipment was sent to Spain by air freight, the packing arrangement had to protect small-diameter pipes and customized parts while keeping the package compact and clearly identified.
The pipes, fittings and accessories were separated by product type and size. The packing arrangement was prepared to prevent:
Labels and packing records were coordinated with the shipment list so that the receiving team could identify the 6.35 mm UNS N06617 pipe fittings, 12.7 mm UNS N06617 pipe fittings and matching customized accessories without opening or sorting every package.
Air freight was selected for this low-volume order to support a shorter transportation cycle and direct delivery to the customer in Spain.
This Spain shipment demonstrates Octal Steel’s ability to manage a custom nickel alloy pipes and fittings order where material identification, small-diameter dimensional control, approved drawings, item marking and air-freight documentation must remain consistent before dispatch. For this low-volume UNS N06617 order, delivery control covered not only the pipes, fittings and customized accessories, but also the matching of 6.35 mm and 12.7 mm OD components, 1.24 mm wall thickness, package identification, packing-list details and shipment records within one traceable document chain.