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Zoro Select BANJO 1" MNPT x 6" TBE Polypropylene Pipe Nipple Sch 80
Black polypropylene Schedule 80 pipe nipple with 1-inch male NPT threads and 6-inch length for chemical-resistant non-potable water lines up to 150 psi
- ColorBlack
- Chemical-resistant polypropylene handles aggressive fluids
- Schedule 80 wall thickness rated for 150 psi
- 1-inch male NPT threads connect to standard fittings
- Six-inch length suits compact piping runs
- Operates from 0 to 150 degrees F
BANJO 1" MNPT Polypropylene Nipple
This new Schedule 80 pipe nipple is made from chemical-resistant polypropylene and measures six inches overall. It carries 1 in male NPT threads on both ends and is rated for 150 psi at up to 150 °F. The black fitting is intended for non-potable water systems.
Suits chemical-resistant non-potable lines
Installers who need a lightweight, corrosion-proof nipple for aggressive fluids at 150 psi will find this part appropriate. It is not for potable water service, high-temperature steam, or applications that require metal strength or a different thread standard.
Schedule 80 pressure rating decides fit
The 150 psi maximum operating pressure at 150 °F is the single specification that determines whether this nipple meets the system design. Verify the required pressure class and temperature range before ordering.
Highlights
- Chemical-resistant polypropylene handles aggressive fluids
- Schedule 80 wall thickness rated for 150 psi
- 1-inch male NPT threads connect to standard fittings
- Six-inch length suits compact piping runs
- Operates from 0 to 150 degrees F
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | BANJO |
Questions about this item
What thread size and schedule rating does this 6-inch nipple require for a leak-free fit?
The nipple has 1-inch male NPT threads on both ends and is built to Schedule 80 dimensions, so matching Schedule 80 female fittings are needed.
Which sealing method works on the tapered NPT threads without damaging the polypropylene?
Wrap PTFE tape clockwise on the male threads only; avoid pipe dope or excessive torque that can split the plastic body.
When should the nipple be replaced given its pressure and temperature limits?
Replace it if the system exceeds 150 psi or 150 °F, or if the black polypropylene shows cracking, chalking, or chemical attack.
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