Anvil
Anvil 308009802 Reducing Companion Flange Bathware
Cast-iron reducing companion flange with a 10-inch outside diameter, Class 125 rating, 175 psi pressure limit and eight bolt holes
- TypeOther
- Cast-iron construction resists corrosion for long service life
- Class 125 rating handles 175 psi working pressure safely
- Reducing threaded connection joins 4 in pipe to smaller FNPT fitting
- Flat-face design seals reliably across -20 to 150 °F range
- Eight bolt holes simplify alignment and installation
Product Identity
The Anvil 308009802 is a cast-iron reducing companion flange built for flat-face piping systems. It connects a 4-inch nominal pipe to a female NPT thread in residential or light-commercial bath installations. The Class 125 rating suits standard water and low-pressure steam lines.
Upgrade Path
This flange replaces a worn or mismated flat-face connection where the bolt pattern or thread size no longer seals. The jump is worth it when the existing joint leaks at the gasket face or when a schedule change demands a 175 psi rating at up to 150 Degrees F. It is not for systems that require a raised-face flange or a higher pressure class.
Sustained Behaviour
Cast iron handles the rated 175 psi continuously from -20 Degrees F to 150 Degrees F without creep. The plain finish resists corrosion in treated water, and the eight-bolt pattern distributes load evenly during thermal cycles. It is not for applications exceeding the Class 125 temperature or pressure limits.
Highlights
- Cast-iron construction resists corrosion for long service life
- Class 125 rating handles 175 psi working pressure safely
- Reducing threaded connection joins 4 in pipe to smaller FNPT fitting
- Flat-face design seals reliably across -20 to 150 °F range
- Eight bolt holes simplify alignment and installation
Specifications
| Brand | ANVIL |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What bolt pattern does the 10 in flange use for mounting?
The flat flange has eight bolt holes for a Class 125 connection.
How do you seal the threaded end during installation?
Apply pipe-thread sealant to the FNPT threads and tighten to the manufacturer's torque value to prevent leaks at 175 psi.
When should the cast-iron flange be inspected or replaced?
Check for corrosion or cracking if the system cycles near 150 °F or after any pressure event above 175 psi.
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