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Anvil 90 Degree Street Elbow 1 in FNPT x MNPT Class 3000 160 2000 psi 150 F
Forged-steel 90-degree street elbow connects 1-inch FNPT to MNPT, rated Class 3000 for 2000 psi at 150 degrees F
- 90-degree turn connects pipes in tight spaces
- Forged steel Class 3000 withstands 2000 psi at 150 °F
- Female NPT to male NPT simplifies inline joints
- Schedule 160 rating suits heavy-wall piping systems
- 1-inch size matches standard plumbing requirements
Anvil 90° Street Elbow 1" NPT
The Anvil 90° street elbow connects a 1-inch female NPT thread to a 1-inch male NPT thread. Forged steel construction meets Class 3000 specifications for Schedule 160 piping. Rated for 2,000 psi at 150°F maximum operating pressure. Suitable for high-pressure plumbing installations requiring a compact directional change.
For high-pressure Schedule 160 systems
This fitting suits installers working with 1-inch Schedule 160 pipe in forged steel Class 3000 systems. It is not intended for lower-pressure applications or different pipe schedules where dimensions and pressure ratings do not align. Buyers needing other angles, sizes, or thread types should look at alternative fittings.
Class 3000 capacity and headroom
The elbow comfortably handles pressures up to 2,000 psi at 150°F within Schedule 160 piping networks. It runs out of headroom beyond its rated pressure or temperature limits and is not designed for service conditions exceeding the Class 3000 forged steel specification.
Highlights
- 90-degree turn connects pipes in tight spaces
- Forged steel Class 3000 withstands 2000 psi at 150 °F
- Female NPT to male NPT simplifies inline joints
- Schedule 160 rating suits heavy-wall piping systems
- 1-inch size matches standard plumbing requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe schedule and thread type are needed to connect this 1 in forged steel elbow?
It requires Schedule 160 pipe with 1 in NPT threads on both the female and male ends.
Will this Class 3000 fitting handle the same pressure as older Class 150 fittings in my system?
No, it is rated for 2,000 psi at 150 Degrees F, which exceeds the lower pressure rating of Class 150 components.
How can I verify the elbow is holding pressure correctly after installation?
Pressurise the line up to 2,000 psi at 150 Degrees F and check the FNPT x MNPT joints for any leakage.
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