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Value Brand 567-720 1-1/2" MNPT x 6 ft TBE Carbon Steel Pipe Nipple Sch 40
Galvanised carbon-steel nipple with 1-1/2" MNPT ends, 6 ft long, rated 1064 psi at 650 °F for air, gas or potable water
- Handles air, gas and potable water with galvanized carbon steel construction
- Welded Grade B steel rated to 1064 psi at 650 °F for high-pressure duty
- Operates from -20 °F to 600 °F across steam and liquid systems
- Class 150 fitting compatibility simplifies installation on 1-1/2 in nominal pipe
- Six-foot TBE length with 1 39/64 in bore ready for threading
1-1/2 Inch Carbon Steel Pipe Nipple
This Value Brand 567-720 nipple is a 6 ft TBE carbon steel pipe nipple rated Schedule 40. It features male NPT threads on both ends and a galvanized finish for corrosion resistance. The welded construction meets Class 150 fitting compatibility for standard piping assemblies.
Suited for air, gas and potable water lines
Installers working with air, gas or potable water systems up to 1064 psi at 650 Degrees F will find this nipple appropriate. It operates between -20 Degrees F and 600 Degrees F. Buyers needing gravity flow certification or a different nominal pipe size should look at other products.
Threaded ends simplify connection
The MNPT threads allow direct engagement with Class 150 fittings without welding on site. Galvanized coating protects threads during handling but can be damaged by over-tightening. Verify the 1 39/64 in inside diameter matches the system flow requirements before installation.
Highlights
- Handles air, gas and potable water with galvanized carbon steel construction
- Welded Grade B steel rated to 1064 psi at 650 °F for high-pressure duty
- Operates from -20 °F to 600 °F across steam and liquid systems
- Class 150 fitting compatibility simplifies installation on 1-1/2 in nominal pipe
- Six-foot TBE length with 1 39/64 in bore ready for threading
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size must my existing fittings have to connect to the 1-1/2" MNPT ends on this nipple?
Your fittings need matching 1-1/2 inch NPT female threads to seal properly on the male pipe ends.
Will the 1064 psi pressure rating at 650 Degrees F hold if I keep my older Class 150 galvanized fittings in the same line?
Class 150 fittings are rated for lower pressures, so the overall system limit will be set by those fittings, not by this nipple.
How can I confirm the welded seam is sound after I thread the nipple into place?
Pressurise the line with air or water up to the design pressure and check the welded joint and threads for any visible leakage.
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