Anvil
Anvil 0300046604 reducing tee trap 2 in FNPT cast iron Class 125
Cast iron reducing tee trap with three female NPT ports rated for 175 psi at 150 °F
- TypeDrain Components
- Reduces pipe size with 2 in to 1 in FNPT transition
- Cast iron construction rated for Class 125 service
- Handles 175 psi at 150 °F operating conditions
- Compatible with Schedule 40 piping systems
- Female NPT threads on all three outlets
Anvil 2" FNPT Reducing Tee
The Anvil 0300046604 is a Class 125 cast iron reducing tee designed for Schedule 40 piping systems. It connects two 2-inch FNPT branches with a 1-inch FNPT outlet for flow diversion or reduction. This new component suits plumbers and maintenance teams modifying drainage or vent lines.
Black Cast Iron Construction
The black cast iron body provides the structural rigidity required for Class 125 pressure ratings. The material handles a maximum operating pressure of 175 psi at temperatures up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. The FNPT threads on all three ports allow direct connection to standard male NPT fittings without additional adapters.
Verify Pipe Schedule and Thread Compatibility
Confirm your existing system uses Schedule 40 pipe to match the fitting design. Ensure the 2-inch and 1-inch male NPT threads on your pipes match the female ports. Check that 175 psi at 150 degrees Fahrenheit covers your system's peak pressure and temperature conditions.
Highlights
- Reduces pipe size with 2 in to 1 in FNPT transition
- Cast iron construction rated for Class 125 service
- Handles 175 psi at 150 °F operating conditions
- Compatible with Schedule 40 piping systems
- Female NPT threads on all three outlets
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Anvil |
| Model | 0300046604 |
Questions about this item
Will the cast-iron threads on the 2-inch and 1-inch FNPT ports need re-taping or replacement after years of service?
The Class 125 cast-iron body is rated for 175 psi at 150 °F; under normal Schedule 40 plumbing the threads rarely need attention unless the joint is repeatedly disassembled.
What pressure limit will be reached first if this tee stays under constant 150 °F water pressure?
The 175 psi maximum operating pressure at 150 °F is the governing limit; sustained pressure above that value risks joint failure.
Does the cast-iron tee generate noticeable heat or vibration when water runs continuously through all three ports?
Cast iron absorbs flow noise and runs at fluid temperature; no vibration or excess heat is produced beyond the 150 °F service rating.
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