Legend Valve
Legend Valve 316-093 3/4 x 9 inch 316 SS nipple
316 stainless steel pipe nipple connects plumbing components with corrosion-resistant durability
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh water conditions
- 3/4 inch diameter fits standard plumbing connections
- 9 inch length spans typical fitting gaps
- Lead exposure warning complies with California Proposition 65
- New condition ensures clean, undamaged threads for reliable sealing
316 Stainless Steel Nipple
This 316 stainless steel pipe nipple is built for plumbing installations that require corrosion-resistant piping. The material suits water, chemical and industrial fluid lines where standard steel would degrade.
Fit for 3/4 inch threaded systems
Installers working with 3/4 inch NPT threads can thread this nipple directly into matching fittings. Projects needing a different diameter, a shorter or longer length, or a non-threaded connection will require another part.
9 inch overall length
The nipple measures nine inches from end to end, so the assembled pipe run must accommodate this exact spacing. Verify the required centre-to-centre distance before ordering.
Highlights
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh water conditions
- 3/4 inch diameter fits standard plumbing connections
- 9 inch length spans typical fitting gaps
- Lead exposure warning complies with California Proposition 65
- New condition ensures clean, undamaged threads for reliable sealing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 316 stainless nipple generate heat or noise when installed in a continuously running water line?
No, the 316 stainless nipple is a passive fitting with no moving parts, so it produces no heat or noise during constant water flow.
What pipe thread size must the existing plumbing have to connect this 3/4 inch nipple directly?
The nipple has 3/4 inch male threads on both ends, so the mating fittings or pipes must accept 3/4 inch female NPT threads.
Will this 316 stainless nipple corrode when joined to older galvanized or brass pipe already in the system?
316 stainless resists corrosion better than carbon steel, but direct contact with dissimilar metals can still cause galvanic corrosion; dielectric unions are recommended when mixing metals.
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