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Anvil 0310081203 malleable iron coupling Class 150 trap
Malleable iron coupling rated Class 150 for Schedule 40 pipe with 300 psi maximum operating pressure
- TypeDrain Components
- MaterialHAWA
- Class 150 rating supports 300 psi working pressure
- Malleable iron construction resists cracking under stress
- Female NPT threads on both ends simplify installation
- Schedule 40 compatibility fits standard piping systems
- Black finish protects against surface corrosion
Anvil Malleable Iron Coupling Class 150
This Anvil 0310081203 coupling is a malleable iron fitting rated Class 150 for Schedule 40 pipe. It connects two 2-inch female NPT threads in a straight line. The black finish identifies the standard coating.
Suited for low-pressure water, air or gas lines
Installers joining two female NPT ends on Schedule 40 pipe at or below the rated pressure will find this fitting matches the spec. Systems requiring a different thread standard, a larger bore or a higher pressure class need a different component.
300 psi at 150 °F maximum operating pressure
The coupling holds up to 300 psi at 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Exceeding this pressure or temperature limit risks joint failure. Verify the system design stays within this envelope before specifying the part.
Highlights
- Class 150 rating supports 300 psi working pressure
- Malleable iron construction resists cracking under stress
- Female NPT threads on both ends simplify installation
- Schedule 40 compatibility fits standard piping systems
- Black finish protects against surface corrosion
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Brand | Anvil |
| Model | 0310081203 |
Questions about this item
What pressure does the Class 150 rating cap at for this coupling?
The Class 150 rating allows a maximum operating pressure of 300 psi at 150 degrees F.
What pipe schedule and thread type must I match to fit this 2 in coupling?
It is made for Schedule 40 pipe with 2 in female NPT threads on both ends.
How do I install this malleable iron coupling without cracking it?
Clean the threads, apply pipe sealant, hand-tighten, then use a wrench for one to two more turns — overtightening is the common mistake.
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