Anvil
Anvil 0766260590 pipe saddle threaded 2 in steel hand tool
A steel threaded pipe saddle clamps 2-inch outlets to 4-6 inch runs at 3000 psi
- TypeClamps
- MaterialSteel
- Weight1.7
- Threaded outlet enables direct pipe connection
- Steel construction withstands 3000 pressure rating
- MSS-SP-97 standard ensures dimensional compatibility
- 7 weight allows manageable installation handling
- Nominal run range covers 4 to 6 inch pipes
Anvil 2 Inch Threaded Pipe Saddle
The Anvil 0766260590 is a steel pipe saddle with a threaded outlet for 2 inch pipe connections. It serves plumbers and maintenance crews joining a branch line to a 4 to 6 inch nominal run pipe. The Class 3000 rating supports high-pressure service in industrial and commercial piping systems.
Steel Construction Handles 3000 Pressure Class
The steel body withstands a maximum pressure of 3000 without deformation under normal operating conditions. Threaded outlet connections meet ASME B 1.20.1 requirements for reliable sealing. The fitting adds 1.7 weight units to the assembly and conforms to MSS-SP-97 dimensional standards.
Replaces Welded Branch Fittings On Pressurised Lines
This saddle replaces welded tees or outlets where hot work permits are impractical or prohibited. The threaded design allows installation or removal without cutting the main run pipe. The jump is worth it when downtime must be minimised and a pressure-rated branch is required on existing 4 to 6 inch headers.
Highlights
- Threaded outlet enables direct pipe connection
- Steel construction withstands 3000 pressure rating
- MSS-SP-97 standard ensures dimensional compatibility
- 7 weight allows manageable installation handling
- Nominal run range covers 4 to 6 inch pipes
Specifications
| Brand | Anvil |
|---|---|
| Model | 0766260590 |
| Type | Clamps |
| Material | Steel |
| Weight | 1.7 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Anvil 0766260590 pipe saddle onto a 6 to 4 inch run pipe, and what step is often missed?
Thread the 2 inch outlet onto the run pipe using ASME B 1.20.1 threads, then tighten to seal at the 3000 pressure class; the step often missed is confirming thread engagement depth before pressurising.
What maintenance or replacement will the steel clamp need over time?
Inspect the steel threads and sealing surfaces for corrosion or deformation; replace the saddle if thread wear prevents a 3000 class seal.
What limit appears first when the saddle is under sustained 3000 pressure?
The 3000 pressure class rating is the primary limit; sustained operation at this level will eventually stress the steel threads and connection seal.
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