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Value Brand 1-1/2 in Black Forged Steel 45 Degree Elbow Class 3000
Black forged steel 45-degree elbow rated Class 3000 for 3000 psi at 72 degrees F with FNPT connections meeting ANSI B1.20.1, ASME B16.11 and ASTM A105 standards
- 45-degree turn routes pipe around obstacles
- forged steel construction resists mechanical stress
- Class 3000 rating handles 3000 psi at 72 °F
- FNPT threads seal to ANSI B1.20.1 standard
- ASTM A105 material meets ASME B16.11 requirements
45-degree forged-steel elbow
This 45-degree elbow is a black forged-steel pipe fitting built to Class 3000 pressure rating. It suits installers and maintenance crews who need a durable directional change in high-pressure piping systems.
FNPT threads and ANSI/ASME standards
The fitting uses FNPT connections and meets ANSI B1.20.1, ASME B16.11 and SA105/ASTM A105 standards. Female threads accept male pipe ends directly, so the joint can be assembled with standard thread sealant and common hand tools.
Verify pipe size and pressure class
Confirm the existing line is 1-1/2 in nominal pipe size and that the system design pressure does not exceed the 3000 psi rating at 72 degrees F. The fitting is not intended for larger diameters, different thread types or higher temperature service.
Highlights
- 45-degree turn routes pipe around obstacles
- forged steel construction resists mechanical stress
- Class 3000 rating handles 3000 psi at 72 °F
- FNPT threads seal to ANSI B1.20.1 standard
- ASTM A105 material meets ASME B16.11 requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pressure does the ANSI B1.20.1 FNPT thread seal handle at 72 Degrees F?
The Class 3000 forged steel elbow is rated for 3000 psi at 72 Degrees F when the female NPT threads are properly sealed with tape or compound.
What size pipe and thread standard does the 1-1/2 in fitting require?
It connects to 1-1/2 in pipe using FNPT threads per ANSI B1.20.1 so the mating male NPT nipple or pipe must match that size and taper.
How do you install the elbow without cracking the forged steel body?
Apply thread sealant to the male threads, hand-tighten, then finish with a wrench on the hex flats — never clamp the curved body in a vice or pipe wrench.
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