Nibco, Inc.
Nibco, Inc. 6002 4" x 3" FTG x C Copper Reducer
A copper reducer connects 4-inch and 3-inch tubes for air, gas or potable water systems at up to 293 psi
- TypeDrain Components
- MaterialHAWA
- Reduces 4 in tube to 3 in for system transitions
- Wrot copper construction resists corrosion in potable water lines
- Rated 293 psi at 100 °F for high-pressure service
- Withstands 400 °F for hot water and steam applications
- FTG by cup sweat ends enable fast soldered joints
Copper Reducer 4" x 3" FTG x C
The Nibco 6002 is a wrot-copper straight reducing coupling that joins a 4-inch fitting-end tube to a 3-inch copper tube. It serves plumbing and mechanical installers who need a permanent sweat-joint transition between those two nominal sizes in air, gas or potable-water systems.
Replaces threaded or flanged transitions
The coupling eliminates separate adapters and thread sealant when moving from 4 1/8-inch OD tube to 3 1/8-inch OD tube. The jump is worth it when a compact, leak-tight sweat joint is preferred over bulkier mechanical connections and the system operates within the 293 psi rating at 100 Degrees F.
Sustained pressure and temperature behaviour
Rated for continuous service up to 400 Degrees F at the stated pressure, the fitting maintains joint integrity through thermal cycling without the creep seen in softer alloys. The straight reducing profile keeps flow restriction minimal during extended operation.
Highlights
- Reduces 4 in tube to 3 in for system transitions
- Wrot copper construction resists corrosion in potable water lines
- Rated 293 psi at 100 °F for high-pressure service
- Withstands 400 °F for hot water and steam applications
- FTG by cup sweat ends enable fast soldered joints
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Brand | Nibco |
| Model | 6002 4x3 |
Questions about this item
What copper tube sizes does the 4" x 3" FTG x C reducer connect?
It joins a 4 in copper tube on the FTG end to a 3 in copper tube on the cup end, with outer diameters of 4 1/8 in and 3 1/8 in respectively.
How is the wrot copper fitting installed, and what step is often missed?
The straight reducing coupling is sweat-soldered; the step often missed is thoroughly cleaning and fluxing both tube ends before heating to ensure a leak-free joint.
What pressure and temperature limits determine when the reducer must be replaced?
The fitting is rated for 293 psi at 100 °F and up to 400 °F; if system conditions exceed either limit, the reducer should be inspected and replaced.
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