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Anvil

Anvil Coupling Socket Weld 1-1/2" Pipe Class 3000 Schedule 80 500 psi

SKU CH-8B4N-PM1HR

Socket-weld steel coupling rated Class 3000 for Schedule 80 pipe handles 500 psi at 150 °F

  • MaterialSocket Weld
  • Socket weld design ensures secure, leak-resistant joints
  • Class 3000 rating handles 500 psi at 150°F
  • Schedule 80 wall thickness suits high-pressure piping systems
  • Straight female socket configuration simplifies 1-1/2 in pipe connections

Anvil 1-1/2" Class 3000 Socket Weld Coupling

This Anvil coupling provides a straight socket-weld connection for 1-1/2 inch pipe in Schedule 80 systems. It is designed for industrial and commercial piping installations that require a permanent, high-integrity joint. The fitting accepts pipe on both ends with female socket ends for welding.

Rated 500 psi at 150 Degrees F Operating Pressure

The Class 3000 steel construction handles a maximum operating pressure of 500 psi at 150 degrees F. As a static forged steel fitting, it produces no operational noise and draws no power. Thermal performance is determined by the piping system insulation and the fluid temperature, not by the coupling itself.

Highlights

  • Socket weld design ensures secure, leak-resistant joints
  • Class 3000 rating handles 500 psi at 150°F
  • Schedule 80 wall thickness suits high-pressure piping systems
  • Straight female socket configuration simplifies 1-1/2 in pipe connections

Specifications

MaterialSocket Weld
BrandAnvil

Questions about this item

How do I install the Anvil socket-weld coupling on a 1-1/2" Schedule 80 pipe, and what is the common alignment mistake?

Square-cut the Schedule 80 pipe, deburr the end, insert it fully into the socket until it bottoms out, then fillet-weld the joint; the step often missed is verifying the pipe seats completely before welding, preventing a gap that weakens the Class 3000 joint.

What maintenance or replacement will this 500 psi Class 3000 coupling need over time?

Inspect the weld and threads periodically for corrosion, leakage or cracking, especially after thermal cycles near the 150 °F limit; replace the fitting if any defect is found, as the forged steel body is not serviceable.

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