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Banjo NIP100-SH Hex Nipple Polypropylene 1" Schedule 80 300 psi

SKU CH-97J4-HMMCC MPN NIP100-SH

Polypropylene hex nipple connects 1" Schedule 80 NPT pipes at up to 300 psi

  • TypeDrain Components
  • MaterialHAWA
  • ColorBlack
  • Polypropylene resists chemicals and corrosion
  • Schedule 80 wall handles 300 psi maximum pressure
  • Operates from -20 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit
  • 1 inch NPT male threads on both ends
  • 2 13/32 inch overall length fits tight spaces

What the product is

The Banjo NIP100-SH is a Schedule 80 polypropylene hex nipple with 1 inch male NPT threads on both ends. It suits plumbers and maintenance teams joining two female-threaded fittings in fluid-handling systems. Builders who need a different thread size, a female end or a metal body cannot use this fitting.

Thermals noise and power

The polypropylene body handles a maximum operating pressure of 300 psi across a temperature range of -20 degrees to 150 degrees F. No moving parts are present so the component adds no noise or power draw to the installation.

Deciding specification

The connection is 1 inch male NPT with 11 1/2 threads per inch on each side and an overall length of 2 13/32 in. Verify that both mating ports match this exact thread form before ordering.

Highlights

  • Polypropylene resists chemicals and corrosion
  • Schedule 80 wall handles 300 psi maximum pressure
  • Operates from -20 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit
  • 1 inch NPT male threads on both ends
  • 2 13/32 inch overall length fits tight spaces

Specifications

TypeDrain Components
MaterialHAWA
ColorBlack
BrandBanjo
ModelNIP100-SH

Questions about this item

How do I install the 1 inch NPT Schedule 80 hex nipple without cross-threading the 11 1/2 threads?

Start both male ends by hand until the 11 1/2 threads engage fully, then tighten with a wrench on the hex flats; do not use pipe dope on polypropylene, use PTFE tape instead

What maintenance or replacement will the polypropylene hex nipple need over time?

Inspect the black HAWA polypropylene body for stress cracking or thread deformation after chemical exposure or temperature cycles between -20 and 150 degrees F; replace if cracks appear

What is the first limit reached under sustained pressure and temperature use?

The 300 psi maximum operating pressure at 150 degrees F is the primary limit; sustained exposure near both values reduces the safety margin for the Schedule 80 polypropylene wall

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