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Value Brand 2 in NPT Pipe Nipple Steel Schedule 40 5 in
Steel Schedule 40 pipe nipple with male NPT threads on both ends, rated for 300 psi at 150 °F air, gas, oil or non-potable water service
- Schedule 40 steel handles 300 psi at 150 °F
- Electric-resistance weld gives leak-tight joints
- Threaded NPT ends connect without special tools
- Black coating resists corrosion on air and oil lines
- Five-inch length suits standard 2-inch pipe runs
Nominal 2 in Schedule 40 steel nipple
This 2 in nominal pipe size nipple is made from steel with a black finish and electric resistance welded construction. It measures 5 in overall length with a 2 3/8 in outside diameter. Both ends feature NPT male threads for joining threaded fittings in air, gas, non-potable water or oil lines.
Pressure and temperature limits
The fitting is rated for a maximum operating pressure of 300 psi at 150 degrees F and a maximum steam pressure of 150 psi at 350 degrees F. These limits define the safe envelope for fluid and vapour conveyance in Schedule 40 piping systems.
Welded steel build with threaded ends
The electric resistance weld provides a continuous seam along the pipe body for structural integrity under pressure. Male NPT threads on both ends allow direct engagement with female threaded couplings, valves or equipment without additional adapters. The black coating offers basic surface protection during handling and installation. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Schedule 40 steel handles 300 psi at 150 °F
- Electric-resistance weld gives leak-tight joints
- Threaded NPT ends connect without special tools
- Black coating resists corrosion on air and oil lines
- Five-inch length suits standard 2-inch pipe runs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 5-inch length or a different size for my 2-inch Schedule 40 steel piping?
The 5-inch overall length suits standard 2-inch Schedule 40 runs; choose a shorter or longer nipple only if your centre-to-centre measurement demands it.
What does the 300 psi rating mean when I install this nipple in a compressed-air line?
It guarantees safe operation up to 300 psi at 150 °F; at higher temperatures the allowable pressure drops, so stay within the rated limit.
How do the NPT threads affect the seal and what pressure can the joint actually hold?
Male NPT threads on both ends seal with tape or compound and hold the full 300 psi rating at 150 °F when properly tightened.
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