Anvil
Anvil 0362026205 Tee 2" Socket Weld Class 3000
A forged-steel socket-weld tee rated to 3000 psi for 2-inch pipe, meeting ASME B 16.11
- TypeOther
- Forged steel construction handles 3000 psi service pressure
- Socket weld connection creates a permanent leak-tight joint
- Three-outlet tee splits flow in 2-inch piping systems
- ASME B16.11 compliance confirms dimensional and material quality
- Black finish protects forged steel from surface corrosion
Product Purpose
The Anvil 0362026205 Tee is a forged steel pipe fitting designed to join three sections of 2-inch pipe in high-pressure systems. It uses socket-weld connections and meets ASME B16.11 standards for Class 3000 service.
Who It Suits
This tee suits installers building 3000 psi piping networks that require a 2-inch socket-weld branch. It is not for buyers who need threaded or butt-weld ends, a different pressure class, or a pipe size other than 2 inches.
Capacity and Limits
The forged steel body handles a maximum pressure of 3000 psi with a 3-inch outside diameter and three connection holes. It runs out when system pressure exceeds the Class 3000 rating or when the piping specification calls for a larger or smaller nominal bore.
Highlights
- Forged steel construction handles 3000 psi service pressure
- Socket weld connection creates a permanent leak-tight joint
- Three-outlet tee splits flow in 2-inch piping systems
- ASME B16.11 compliance confirms dimensional and material quality
- Black finish protects forged steel from surface corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | ANVIL |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and schedule must I already have to socket-weld this 2" Class 3000 tee?
You need 2-inch pipe with a schedule heavy enough for Class 3000 socket-weld service so the bore matches the tee's socket depth and pressure rating.
Can I join this forged-steel tee to older threaded or butt-weld fittings in the same run?
No — the socket-weld ends only accept plain-end pipe for fillet welding; threaded or butt-weld adapters would be required to connect dissimilar end types.
How do I verify the tee is holding its 3000 psi rating after installation?
Perform a hydrostatic test at the appropriate ASME B16.11 test pressure and inspect each fillet weld for leaks or cracks before placing the line in service.
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