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Anvil 3/8" x 6 ft Non-Threaded Black Pipe Sch 80
Schedule 80 black steel pipe nipple, 3/8 in nominal, 6 ft overall, non-threaded continuous weld rated 2000 psi at 150 °F
- Schedule 80 wall handles 2000 psi at 150 °F
- Non-threaded ends allow custom welding or threading on site
- Black steel construction resists corrosion in water and gas lines
- Continuous weld seam meets ASTM A53 Type F Grade A standard
- 6-foot length reduces joint count in long pipe runs
Product Identity
This Anvil Schedule 80 black steel pipe nipple measures 3/8 inch nominal size and six feet in overall length. It is a non-threaded, welded section designed for plumbing installations that require a plain-end connection.
Pre-Installation Checks
Verify that your system can accommodate a 43/64 inch outside diameter and a 31/64 inch inside diameter with a 1/8 inch wall thickness. Confirm the piping material and joining method are compatible with black steel and continuous weld construction before ordering.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The pipe is rated for a maximum pressure of 2000 psi at 150 degrees Fahrenheit and a maximum steam pressure of 300 psi. It meets ASTM A53 Type F Grade A standards for continuous welded pipe performance under these conditions.
Highlights
- Schedule 80 wall handles 2000 psi at 150 °F
- Non-threaded ends allow custom welding or threading on site
- Black steel construction resists corrosion in water and gas lines
- Continuous weld seam meets ASTM A53 Type F Grade A standard
- 6-foot length reduces joint count in long pipe runs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 6 ft black steel nipple come ready to install or do I need to buy fittings separately?
The nipple is non-threaded so you will need to supply your own weld-on or compression fittings; the box contains only the 6 ft Schedule 80 pipe.
How do I decide between Schedule 80 and a lighter wall for my 3/8 in nominal line?
Schedule 80 gives a 1/8 in wall, 31/64 in inside diameter and a 2000 psi rating at 150 °F, which suits higher-pressure steam or hydraulic systems.
What does the 2000 psi rating mean when the pipe is carrying steam at 300 psi WSP?
The 2000 psi figure applies to water or oil at 150 °F; for saturated steam the safe working limit is 300 psi WSP per the ASTM A53 Type F Grade A spec.
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