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Anvil 0308003003 Cast Iron Threaded Flange Trap
Cast iron threaded flange trap rated for 175 psi and temperatures from -20 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit
- TypeDrain Components
- Faced and drilled flange simplifies bolt-up installation
- Class 125 rating supports 175 psi maximum operating pressure
- Cast iron construction withstands -20 to 150 degrees F
- Threaded flange connection fits 2 1/2 in nominal pipe size
- Four bolt holes align with standard flange patterns
Cast Iron Flanged Trap for 2 1/2 in Pipe
The Anvil 0308003003 is a cast iron threaded flange trap designed for drainage systems requiring a 2 1/2 inch nominal pipe connection. Its flanged by female NPT configuration suits commercial and industrial plumbing installations where rigid, leak-resistant joints are specified.
Replaces Worn or Mismatched Flange Assemblies
This component upgrades deteriorated cast iron flanges or adapts existing threaded pipe to a Class 125 flanged connection rated for 175 psi maximum operating pressure. The jump is warranted when system pressure or temperature cycling demands the -20 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit service range and a faced, drilled mating surface.
Four-Bolt Pattern Integrates
The 7 inch outside diameter flange with four bolt holes aligns with common Class 125 drilling, allowing direct bolting to mating flanges, valves or equipment. Cast iron construction handles the stated pressure and temperature envelope without requiring additional reinforcement, freeing the installer from sourcing specialty transition pieces.
Highlights
- Faced and drilled flange simplifies bolt-up installation
- Class 125 rating supports 175 psi maximum operating pressure
- Cast iron construction withstands -20 to 150 degrees F
- Threaded flange connection fits 2 1/2 in nominal pipe size
- Four bolt holes align with standard flange patterns
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Anvil |
| Model | 0308003003 |
Questions about this item
What bolt-hole pattern does the 7 in flange require?
The 7 in flange has four bolt holes drilled to the Class 125 pattern for standard alignment.
How should the 2 1/2 in FNPT connection be sealed during installation?
Apply thread sealant to the male threads, hand-tighten, then finish with a wrench without over-torquing the cast iron body.
When should the flange be inspected or replaced?
Inspect the flange if system pressure approaches the 175 psi limit or if operating temperature exceeds 150 Degrees F.
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