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Anvil 0310538608 3/4" FNPT Malleable Iron Class 300 Trap
Malleable iron Class 300 coupling with 3/4" FNPT threads rated for 2,000 psi at 150°F
- TypeDrain Components
- MaterialHAWA
- Malleable iron construction delivers Class 300 durability
- Female NPT threads enable secure Schedule 80 pipe connections
- Rated 2,000 psi at 150 degrees F for high-pressure service
- Straight coupling design simplifies in-line drain installations
- Anvil 0310538608 model ensures consistent factory quality
Product identity
The Anvil 0310538608 is a 3/4" FNPT malleable iron coupling rated Class 300 for Schedule 80 pipe. It provides a straight threaded connection for high-pressure plumbing systems.
Who it suits
Installers needing a 2,000 psi rated joint at 150°F will find this fitting appropriate. Projects requiring welded connections, different thread standards or lower pressure classes should look elsewhere.
Installation notes
Thread the female ends onto matching male pipe threads with suitable sealant for a pressure-tight seal. Misaligned threads or insufficient tightening are the most common causes of leaks during assembly.
Highlights
- Malleable iron construction delivers Class 300 durability
- Female NPT threads enable secure Schedule 80 pipe connections
- Rated 2,000 psi at 150 degrees F for high-pressure service
- Straight coupling design simplifies in-line drain installations
- Anvil 0310538608 model ensures consistent factory quality
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Brand | Anvil |
| Model | 0310538608 |
Questions about this item
What pipe schedule must my existing piping be for this Class 300 malleable iron coupling to seal correctly?
The coupling is rated for Schedule 80 pipe, so your current piping must match that schedule for proper fit and pressure integrity.
Will the 2,000 psi rating at 150 °F still hold if I thread this coupling into older iron fittings?
The 2,000 psi @ 150 °F maximum operating pressure applies to the coupling itself; the overall joint rating depends on the condition and class of the mating threads.
How can I confirm the coupling is seated correctly after installation?
Pressurize the system up to its design limit and inspect both 3/4" FNPT joints for leaks; a dry joint under test pressure indicates proper seating.
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