Beck C. H.
Beck C. H. 1" MNPT x 10" TBE Galvanized Steel Pipe Nipple Sch 40
Threaded galvanized steel pipe nipple, Schedule 40, rated 150 psi at 150 °F with 1.049 in inside diameter
- Reliable corrosion resistance from galvanized steel construction
- Leak-tight joints with MNPT threads on both ends
- Handles 150 psi at 150 °F for demanding systems
- Schedule 40 wall thickness of .133 in adds strength
- Meets ASTM A-53 Type F and ASTM A733 Grade A standards
1" Galvanized Steel Pipe Nipple
This 1-inch nominal Schedule 40 nipple is made from continuously welded galvanized steel. It measures 10 inches overall with 1.049-inch inside diameter and 1.315-inch outside diameter. Threaded MNPT on both ends, it suits water, air or gas lines up to 150 psi at 150 degrees F.
Installers needing a 10-inch threaded connector
Plumbers and maintenance crews joining two female NPT fittings at this size and pressure rating will find it fits. Systems requiring a different length, a larger bore or a non-galvanised material should select another nipple.
Simple thread engagement
Apply pipe sealant or tape to the MNPT ends and tighten with a pipe wrench. The continuous weld and Schedule 40 wall thickness of 0.133 inch resist cracking, but cross-threading or over-tightening can damage threads and cause leaks.
Highlights
- Reliable corrosion resistance from galvanized steel construction
- Leak-tight joints with MNPT threads on both ends
- Handles 150 psi at 150 °F for demanding systems
- Schedule 40 wall thickness of .133 in adds strength
- Meets ASTM A-53 Type F and ASTM A733 Grade A standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size must the fittings I already have match for this 1 in MNPT nipple to connect?
Both ends are 1 in MNPT threads so any mating fitting must accept a 1 in male NPT connection.
Will the 0.133 in wall thickness of this Schedule 40 nipple mate cleanly with older Schedule 40 galvanized pipe I plan to keep?
Yes — it shares the same 1.315 in outside diameter and 0.133 in wall so threads engage uniformly with existing Schedule 40 components.
After threading it in how can I confirm the joint holds the rated 150 psi at 150 Degrees F?
Pressurise the system to working pressure and inspect every thread joint for leaks; a dry joint at test pressure shows the nipple is performing to its ASTM A53 Type F rating.
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