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Banjo NIP075-SH Hex Nipple Trap 3/4 in MNPT Schedule 80 300 psi

SKU CH-V6YH-BEX86 MPN NIP075-SH

A Schedule 80 polypropylene hex nipple connects two 3/4 inch male NPT threads and handles up to 300 psi from -20 to 150 degrees F

  • TypeDrain Components
  • ColorBlack
  • 3/4 in MNPT both ends for direct pipe fit
  • Schedule 80 polypropylene handles 300 psi working pressure
  • Rated from -20 to 150 degrees F for wide temperature range
  • Compact 1 13/16 in overall length saves space in tight runs
  • Black Schedule 80 material resists corrosion in harsh fluid lines

Industrial Pipe Connection

The Banjo NIP075-SH is a Schedule 80 hex nipple built from black polypropylene for 3/4 inch MNPT pipe threads. It connects two female NPT fittings in chemical, agricultural or water-transfer systems where corrosion resistance matters. The fitting handles a maximum operating pressure of 300 psi and temperatures from -20 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Installers tighten it with a standard wrench on the hexagonal body.

Material And Thread Benefits

Polypropylene construction removes the rust risk found in metal nipples while keeping the joint compatible with Schedule 80 piping. The 3/4 inch MNPT threads on both ends match standard tapered pipe connections without requiring adapters or special tools. An overall length of 1 13/16 inches keeps the assembly compact inside tanks, manifolds or pump housings. The smooth bore reduces turbulence compared to reduced-port alternatives.

Pressure And Temperature Limits

The 300 psi rating applies only when the fluid temperature stays within the -20 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit range listed by the manufacturer. Above that range the polypropylene can soften and the pressure capacity drops sharply. The Schedule 80 wall thickness resists cracking from moderate impact but is not rated for vacuum service or steam. Users must verify chemical compatibility for each specific fluid before installation.

Highlights

  • 3/4 in MNPT both ends for direct pipe fit
  • Schedule 80 polypropylene handles 300 psi working pressure
  • Rated from -20 to 150 degrees F for wide temperature range
  • Compact 1 13/16 in overall length saves space in tight runs
  • Black Schedule 80 material resists corrosion in harsh fluid lines

Specifications

TypeDrain Components
ColorBlack
BrandBanjo
ModelNIP075-SH

Questions about this item

Does the polypropylene hex nipple need periodic replacement due to chemical exposure?

The Schedule 80 polypropylene construction resists most agricultural and industrial chemicals, so replacement is only needed if visual inspection shows cracking or thread damage.

What pressure limit is reached first during continuous operation?

The 300 psi maximum operating pressure is the limiting factor; sustained use above this rating risks fitting failure.

How much heat can the trap handle when installed in a hot-water line running all day?

The material is rated from -20 to 150 degrees F, so continuous service at or below 150 degrees F is within specification.

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