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Value Brand 5P526 Hex Bushing 2" x 1/2" FNPT x MNPT
A malleable-iron hex bushing reducing 2 in NPT to 1/2 in NPT, rated Class 150
- Malleable iron construction withstands demanding installations
- Class 150 rating suits standard pressure systems
- 2 in FNPT connects to larger female threads
- 1/2 in MNPT fits smaller male threads
- 11 threads per inch on the 2 in end and 14 on the 1/2 in end
Hex Bushing 2" x 1/2" FNPT x MNPT
This malleable iron hex bushing connects a 2 inch female NPT thread to a 1/2 inch male NPT thread. It is rated for Class 150 service in plumbing and piping systems. The fitting suits installers who need to reduce pipe size at a joint.
Malleable Iron Class 150 Construction
The material provides mechanical strength for threaded connections carrying water, air or inert gases at moderate pressure. Class 150 rating defines the pressure envelope the bushing is designed to handle. No seals, gaskets or thread sealant are included with the fitting.
Straightforward Threaded Installation
Install by applying appropriate thread sealant to the male threads and tightening into the female port using a wrench on the hex flats. Over-tightening can crack the iron casting or strip the tapered threads. Ensure the mating threads are clean and undamaged before assembly.
Highlights
- Malleable iron construction withstands demanding installations
- Class 150 rating suits standard pressure systems
- 2 in FNPT connects to larger female threads
- 1/2 in MNPT fits smaller male threads
- 11 threads per inch on the 2 in end and 14 on the 1/2 in end
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the malleable iron Class 150 hex bushing need replacement due to corrosion or thread wear over time?
Malleable iron Class 150 construction resists typical plumbing corrosion; inspect threads periodically and replace only if leakage or visible degradation appears.
What pressure limit governs sustained use of this 2 inch by 1/2 inch NPT reducing bushing?
The Class 150 rating defines the maximum continuous working pressure; do not exceed that limit in steady-service applications.
Does the hex bushing generate noticeable heat or noise when fluid flows through it continuously?
As a passive fitting it produces no operational noise or heat; only the conveyed fluid temperature and system vibration are present.
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