Anvil
Anvil 361178205 Reducer 2in x 3/4in FNPT Forged Steel Bathware
Forged-steel threaded reducer joining 2-inch and 3/4-inch female NPT pipe at 500 psi working pressure
- TypeOther
- Forged steel construction withstands 500 psi operating pressure
- Class 3000 rating suits Schedule 160 piping systems
- 2 inch to 3/4 inch FNPT reduces line size
- Female threaded ends enable direct pipe connection
- Rated for 150 degrees F maximum service temperature
2-Inch By Three-Quarter-Inch Reducer
The Anvil 361178205 reducer connects a 2-inch female threaded pipe to a 3/4-inch female threaded pipe. It is forged from black steel for plumbing installations that require a secure transition between different pipe diameters.
Class 3000 Forged Steel Rating
Rated for 500 psi at 150 degrees Fahrenheit, the fitting maintains its seal under sustained pressure and temperature. The Class 3000 designation and Schedule 160 compatibility indicate it is built for demanding service conditions rather than light-duty applications.
Female Threaded Ends On Both Sides
Both ports use FNPT threads so the reducer joins two externally threaded pipes directly. The forged steel construction resists cracking and deformation during installation and long-term use, providing a durable joint for heavy-duty bathware systems.
Highlights
- Forged steel construction withstands 500 psi operating pressure
- Class 3000 rating suits Schedule 160 piping systems
- 2 inch to 3/4 inch FNPT reduces line size
- Female threaded ends enable direct pipe connection
- Rated for 150 degrees F maximum service temperature
Specifications
| Brand | ANVIL |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Will the forged steel reducer overheat or draw extra power when left under pressure all day?
This is a passive pipe fitting with no moving parts or electrical draw, so it produces no heat and consumes no power during continuous operation.
What existing pipework must I already have to install this 2 in by 3/4 in FNPT reducer?
You need a 2 inch female NPT threaded opening on one side and a 3/4 inch female NPT threaded opening on the other, both matching Schedule 160 dimensions.
Can this Class 3000 steel reducer stay in a system that still uses older Schedule 160 piping rated for 500 psi at 150 °F?
Yes, the fitting is rated for the same 500 psi at 150 °F maximum operating pressure and is built to Class 3000 for Schedule 160 pipe.
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