Anvil
Anvil 0361178304 Reducer 2" x 1" FNPT Black Forged Steel Class 3000
A 2" x 1" FNPT black forged steel reducer rated Class 3000 for 500 psi at 150°F
- TypeOther
- Reduces pipe size from 2 inch to 1 inch FNPT
- Black forged steel construction rated Class 3000
- Galvanized finish protects against corrosion
- Withstands 500 psi at 150 degrees Fahrenheit
- Suitable for Schedule 160 piping systems
Reducer 2" x 1" FNPT Forged Steel
This Anvil reducer connects a 2 inch female NPT thread to a 1 inch female NPT thread. It is made from black forged steel rated to Class 3000 for Schedule 160 piping. The fitting handles a maximum operating pressure of 500 psi at 150 degrees Fahrenheit. It suits industrial and commercial plumbing installations.
Galvanized Steel Construction
The galvanized finish resists corrosion in water and air systems. Both ends use straight female NPT threads for direct engagement with male pipe nipples or fittings. No welding or soldering is required during assembly. The forged body provides structural integrity under high pressure.
Steps Down From 2 Inch To 1 Inch Pipe
This reducer replaces a straight coupling when the line size must decrease. The jump is worth it when a 2 inch main feeds a 1 inch branch or equipment inlet. It is not for systems requiring a larger reduction or a different thread standard.
Highlights
- Reduces pipe size from 2 inch to 1 inch FNPT
- Black forged steel construction rated Class 3000
- Galvanized finish protects against corrosion
- Withstands 500 psi at 150 degrees Fahrenheit
- Suitable for Schedule 160 piping systems
Specifications
| Brand | ANVIL |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What pressure does the Class 3000 rating allow at 150 degrees F?
The forged steel reducer is rated for 500 psi maximum operating pressure at 150 degrees F.
Which pipe schedule does the 2 inch by 1 inch reducer match?
It is made for Schedule 160 pipe, with female NPT threads on both ends.
How do you seal the FNPT threads correctly?
Apply PTFE tape or pipe dope on the male threads, then tighten two turns past hand-tight; skipping the sealant causes leaks.
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