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Anvil 0300028909 Cast Iron 45 Degree Elbow Class 125 trap
Cast iron 45-degree elbow rated Class 125 for Schedule 40 pipe with 175 psi maximum operating pressure at 150°F
- TypeDrain Components
- MaterialHAWA
- Cast iron construction resists corrosion for long service life
- 45-degree angle directs flow efficiently in drainage systems
- Class 125 rating handles 175 psi at 150 degrees F
- Female NPT threads on both ends simplify pipe connections
- Designed for Schedule 40 piping in plumbing installations
Cast Iron 45 Degree Elbow Class 125
This Anvil 0300028909 fitting is a cast iron drainage component designed for plumbing systems requiring a 45 degree directional change. It carries a Class 125 pressure rating and suits Schedule 40 pipe installations.
Installers needing a 2 inch female NPT connection
The elbow provides two 2 inch female NPT ends for joining pipe sections in drain, waste or vent layouts. It is not intended for pressurised supply lines beyond its rated limits or for users requiring a different angle or diameter.
175 psi maximum operating pressure at 150 degrees F
This single pressure and temperature limit determines whether the fitting matches the design conditions of the system. Verify that your application does not exceed these values before installation.
Highlights
- Cast iron construction resists corrosion for long service life
- 45-degree angle directs flow efficiently in drainage systems
- Class 125 rating handles 175 psi at 150 degrees F
- Female NPT threads on both ends simplify pipe connections
- Designed for Schedule 40 piping in plumbing installations
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Brand | Anvil |
| Model | 0300028909 |
Questions about this item
Will the cast-iron elbow need periodic replacement because of corrosion or wear?
The fitting is made from cast iron rated for Class 125 service and is designed for permanent installation in Schedule 40 piping; it does not have a scheduled replacement interval.
What pressure limit will be reached first if the system runs continuously at the maximum 150 °F temperature?
At 150 °F the elbow is rated for 175 psi maximum operating pressure, so that pressure ceiling is the first limit encountered under sustained high-temperature use.
Does the cast-iron elbow generate noticeable heat or noise when hot water flows through it all day?
The fitting is a passive component with no moving parts or electrical elements, so it produces no operational noise and its surface temperature simply matches the fluid temperature.
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