Anvil
Anvil 362013005 45 Degree Elbow 1/2" Pipe Socket Weld Black
A 45-degree socket-weld elbow for 1/2-inch Schedule 80 pipe, rated 2,000 psi at 150°F in Class 3000 steel
- 45° socket-weld elbow routes pipe around tight corners
- Class 3000 steel withstands 2,000 psi at 150 °F
- Schedule 80 wall thickness handles high-pressure systems
- Female socket ends join 1/2″ pipe without threading
- Black finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
Anvil 45° Socket-Weld Elbow 1/2
This Anvil fitting is a 45-degree elbow made from steel for Class 3000 service. It accepts 1/2-inch Schedule 80 pipe on both female socket-weld ends. The component is rated for 2,000 psi at a maximum operating temperature of 150 degrees Fahrenheit. It suits piping systems requiring a directional change under high pressure.
For Class 3000 Schedule 80 systems
The elbow fits installations specified for Class 3000 pressure class and Schedule 80 wall thickness with socket-weld connections. It is not for systems using threaded, butt-weld or flanged joint types. Buyers needing a different pressure rating, pipe schedule or end connection style should look at alternative fittings.
Simple socket-weld installation
Installation requires aligning the pipe ends inside the sockets and applying a fillet weld around each joint. Proper weld preparation and penetration are essential to hold the 2,000 psi rating. Common issues include incomplete fusion or misalignment that creates stress concentrations.
Highlights
- 45° socket-weld elbow routes pipe around tight corners
- Class 3000 steel withstands 2,000 psi at 150 °F
- Schedule 80 wall thickness handles high-pressure systems
- Female socket ends join 1/2″ pipe without threading
- Black finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe schedule must I already have for this 45-degree elbow to socket-weld correctly?
The elbow is rated for Schedule 80 pipe; both ends are 1/2-inch female sockets that accept that schedule.
Will this Class 3000 steel elbow handle the same pressure as my existing Class 3000 fittings?
Yes, it is rated 2,000 psi at 150 degrees F, matching other Class 3000 components in the same system.
How can I confirm the joint is sound after socket-welding this elbow?
Pressurise the line up to its 2,000 psi rating at 150 degrees F and inspect each weld for leaks.
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