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Value Brand 1/2 in MNPT x 6 ft TBE Carbon Steel Pipe Nipple Sch 40
Galvanized carbon steel pipe nipple with 1/2 in MNPT ends, 6 ft length, Schedule 40 wall, rated 1715 psi at 650 °F for air, gas and potable water
- Handles air, gas and potable water supply
- Galvanised coating resists corrosion in wet environments
- Rated to 1715 psi at 650 °F for high-pressure duty
- Operates from -20 °F to 600 °F across wide temperature range
- Schedule 40 welded steel construction for structural strength
1/2 in Sch 40 Carbon Steel Nipple
This 1/2 in nominal pipe size nipple is made from Grade B carbon steel with a galvanized finish. It measures 6 ft in length with male NPT threads on both ends. The welded construction suits air, gas and potable water applications in plumbing and industrial systems.
Class 150 Fitting Compatibility Limits
The nipple is rated for Class 150 fitting compatibility and handles a maximum operating pressure of 1715 psi at 650 Degrees F. Maximum steam pressure is also 1715 psi at 650 Degrees F. Operating temperatures range from -20 Degrees F to 600 Degrees F, but gravity flow is not supported.
Replaces Standard Black Steel Nipples
This galvanized Schedule 40 nipple replaces uncoated black steel nipples where corrosion resistance is required for water or air lines. The upgrade is worth it when the system demands the added protection of a zinc coating against rust and scale buildup.
Highlights
- Handles air, gas and potable water supply
- Galvanised coating resists corrosion in wet environments
- Rated to 1715 psi at 650 °F for high-pressure duty
- Operates from -20 °F to 600 °F across wide temperature range
- Schedule 40 welded steel construction for structural strength
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 1/2 in nominal size or a different diameter for my air line?
The nipple is built to a 1/2 in nominal pipe size with a 5/8 in inside diameter and 27/32 in outside diameter, matching Class 150 fittings for air, gas or potable water systems.
What does the 1715 psi rating mean when the pipe is carrying hot water at 650 °F?
At 650 °F the maximum operating pressure remains 1715 psi for both water and steam, so the pipe holds that pressure even at the top of its temperature range.
How does the Schedule 40 wall and MNPT thread affect the pressure I can run?
The Schedule 40 welded carbon steel wall and MNPT threads are rated for the same 1715 psi limit at 650 °F, so the thread standard does not lower the pressure cap.
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