Anvil
Anvil 0332606805 Steel Pipe Nipple 1/4 NPT 6in Schedule 80
Connects air, gas, oil, non-potable water or steam lines with a 1/4 NPT threaded steel nipple rated to 2000 psi at 150°F
- ColorTransparent
- Handles 2000 psi at 150 °F for demanding fluid lines
- Schedule 80 steel wall resists high-pressure steam up to 300 psi at 550 °F
- Seamless Grade B steel construction eliminates weld leak paths
- 1/4 NPT threads on both ends connect directly to standard fittings
- 6-inch overall length suits tight plumbing runs
Anvil 1/4 NPT Steel Pipe Nipple 6in
This Anvil steel pipe nipple measures 6 inches overall with a 1/4 inch nominal pipe size and Schedule 80 wall thickness. It features threaded NPT connections on both ends and a black anodized finish. The seamless Grade B steel construction suits air, gas, oil, steam and non-potable water applications.
Suits high-pressure steam and fluid lines
Installers needing a 2000 psi pressure rating at 150 degrees Fahrenheit or 300 psi steam rating at 550 degrees Fahrenheit will find this nipple appropriate. It is not for potable water systems or low-pressure plastic piping installations. Buyers requiring different lengths, diameters or fitting types should look elsewhere.
Schedule 80 seamless steel construction
The pipe nipple is manufactured from seamless Grade B steel to Schedule 80 specifications for high-pressure durability. It has a 1/2 inch outside diameter and 1/4 inch inside diameter. This construction determines its pressure and temperature limits for air, gas, oil and steam service.
Highlights
- Handles 2000 psi at 150 °F for demanding fluid lines
- Schedule 80 steel wall resists high-pressure steam up to 300 psi at 550 °F
- Seamless Grade B steel construction eliminates weld leak paths
- 1/4 NPT threads on both ends connect directly to standard fittings
- 6-inch overall length suits tight plumbing runs
Specifications
| Color | Transparent |
|---|---|
| Brand | BECK |
Questions about this item
Will this 1/4 inch NPT nipple thread into my existing Schedule 80 piping?
Yes, the nipple uses 1/4 inch NPT threads on both ends and is rated for Schedule 80 systems.
What is the maximum operating pressure for air or gas lines at 150 Degrees F?
The maximum operating pressure is 2000 psi at 150 Degrees F for air, gas, oil and non-potable water.
How can I verify the nipple is holding pressure after installation?
Pressurise the line to its working limit and check for leaks at the threaded joints; the seamless steel construction and black anodized finish are designed to seal at up to 2000 psi.
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