Beck C. H.
Beck C. H. 330016601 Pipe Nipple Steel 1/2" NPT 6 1/2 in
Steel pipe nipple with 1/2 inch NPT threads and 6 1/2 inch length handles 300 psi air, gas, oil or steam
- ColorTransparent
- Handles air, gas, oil, steam and non-potable water
- Black anodized finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Continuous welded steel construction rated to 300 psi at 150 °F
- Schedule 40 wall thickness with 39/64 in bore for strong flow
- Made in USA from Grade A steel for reliable service
Application Range
This steel pipe nipple handles air, gas, non-potable water, oil and steam in Schedule 40 systems. The 1/2 inch NPT threads connect directly to compatible fittings without adapters. It is built for industrial and commercial piping where a 6 1/2 inch overall length fits the layout.
Construction Benefits
Continuous welded seam and Grade A steel provide structural integrity under pressure. Black anodized finish adds corrosion resistance for longer service life in harsh environments. The 300 psi rating at 150 degrees F and 150 psi steam rating at 360 degrees F give clear operating limits for safe system design.
Capacity Limits
Inside diameter of 39/64 inch and outside diameter of 53/64 inch define the flow capacity for this nominal size. The fixed 6 1/2 inch length offers no adjustment, so installers must plan around this dimension. Not suited for potable water lines or pressures above the rated maximums.
Highlights
- Handles air, gas, oil, steam and non-potable water
- Black anodized finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Continuous welded steel construction rated to 300 psi at 150 °F
- Schedule 40 wall thickness with 39/64 in bore for strong flow
- Made in USA from Grade A steel for reliable service
Specifications
| Color | Transparent |
|---|---|
| Brand | BECK |
Questions about this item
Will the Schedule 40 steel nipple need replacement due to corrosion in steam service?
The black anodized coating on this Grade A steel nipple resists corrosion in steam up to 150 psi at 360 °F, extending service life before replacement is needed.
What pressure limit will be reached first when the nipple runs continuously at 150 °F?
The maximum operating pressure of 300 psi at 150 °F is the first limit reached under sustained use at that temperature.
Does the welded steel nipple generate noticeable heat or noise during all-day steam flow?
The continuous-weld Schedule 40 steel construction produces no mechanical noise, and heat transfer follows the 360 °F steam temperature without additional generation.
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