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Anvil 0300045341 Cast Iron Reducing Tee Class 125 trap
Cast iron reducing tee rated Class 125 for Schedule 40 pipe, handling 175 psi at 150 °F
- TypeDrain Components
- MaterialHAWA
- Cast iron construction resists corrosion for long service life
- Class 125 rating handles 175 psi at 150 °F
- Reducing tee connects three female NPT ports
- Schedule 40 compatibility fits standard piping systems
- HAWA material ensures structural strength under pressure
Cast Iron Reducing Tee Class 125
This Anvil cast iron reducing tee is rated for Class 125 service and connects Schedule 40 pipe. It provides three female NPT ports for joining different pipe sizes in drainage systems. The fitting is new and finished in black.
Replaces mismatched fittings in drainage upgrades
Use this tee when joining a 1 1/2 inch line to a 1/2 inch branch within a cast iron drainage network. The jump is worth it when the system requires a single Class 125 fitting instead of multiple bushings and couplings.
Limited to 175 psi at 150 degrees F
The Class 125 rating caps the maximum operating pressure at 175 psi when fluid temperature reaches 150 degrees F. Higher pressures or temperatures exceed the design limits of this cast iron fitting.
Highlights
- Cast iron construction resists corrosion for long service life
- Class 125 rating handles 175 psi at 150 °F
- Reducing tee connects three female NPT ports
- Schedule 40 compatibility fits standard piping systems
- HAWA material ensures structural strength under pressure
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Brand | Anvil |
| Model | 0300045341 |
Questions about this item
What pipe schedule and thread type does the 1 1/2 in female NPT reducing tee require?
The reducing tee is designed for Pipe Schedule 40 and uses 1 1/2 in female NPT threads on two ports and 1/2 in female NPT on the third.
How do I correctly assemble the cast iron reducing tee to avoid leaks?
Apply pipe thread sealant or PTFE tape to the male threads, hand-tighten the fittings, then use a pipe wrench for one to two additional turns without over-tightening the cast iron.
When should the Class 125 cast iron tee be inspected or replaced?
Inspect the tee annually for corrosion, cracking or seepage at the joints; replace it if pressure tests exceed the 175 psi rating at 150 °F or if visual damage is found.
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