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Value Brand 4 in MNPT Cleanout Plug Schedule 40
ABS Schedule 40 cleanout plug with MNPT threads, rated to 180 °F and meeting ASTM D3965 cell class 32222
- Schedule 40 rated for standard pressure systems
- MNPT threads create secure male pipe connections
- ABS material resists corrosion and chemical exposure
- Operates from -40 °F to 180 °F
- Meets ASTM D3965 cell class 32222
4-inch MNPT Cleanout Plug
This Schedule 40 ABS fitting provides a threaded closure for 4-inch drain waste and vent cleanout openings. It meets ASTM D3965 cell class 32222 for material quality and withstands temperatures from -40 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit. The male NPT threads allow direct installation into a female threaded adapter or fitting.
Schedule 40 pressure rating
The Schedule 40 designation confirms the wall thickness and pressure rating required for standard residential and light commercial drainage systems. Using a fitting with a different schedule would mismatch the pipe dimensions and compromise the joint integrity.
Suits standard DWV cleanouts.
This plug is intended for non-pressurised drain waste and vent cleanout access points. Installers needing a fitting rated for continuous internal pressure or a different pipe diameter should select an alternative product.
Highlights
- Schedule 40 rated for standard pressure systems
- MNPT threads create secure male pipe connections
- ABS material resists corrosion and chemical exposure
- Operates from -40 °F to 180 °F
- Meets ASTM D3965 cell class 32222
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 180-degree Fahrenheit temperature limit mean when the plug is installed in a hot-water line?
The ABS material is rated for continuous service up to 180 °F, so it will hold pressure in typical residential hot-water systems without softening.
How does the MNPT thread standard affect the seal on a 4-inch Schedule 40 fitting?
The male NPT threads taper to create a pressure-tight joint when tightened into a matching female NPT opening, which is the standard connection method for this schedule.
What clearance is needed to thread a 4-inch Schedule 40 cleanout plug into an existing fitting?
You need enough access to engage the full male NPT length on a 4-inch Schedule 40 body, so allow space for a pipe wrench to turn the hex without obstruction.
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