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Description:
Class 150# Fittings are also known as Low pressure 150 LB threaded fittings are mainly used in building pipe system connection. Low pressure threaded fittings are available in SS316 material. These fittings are also called as 150# fittings or 150 LB threaded fittings. 150# fittings are suitable for low pressure application such as water, oil, and gas. As implied by its name, the pressure rating for 150# fittings is 150 PSI, with NPT and BSPT available thread. |
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Product Information of Class 150# Fittings
1. Specifications:
Class 150# Fittings are used in pipe systems to connect straight pipe or tubing sections, to adapt to different sizes or shapes. The advantage of using thread fittings is that there is no need for welding and it also allows dis-assembly and reassembly. 150# or 150 LB threaded fittings are commonly supplied for low pressure water, oil, and gas applications.
Class 150# Fittings are used in pipe systems to connect straight pipe or tubing sections, to adapt to different sizes or shapes. The advantage of using thread fittings is that there is no need for welding and it also allows dis-assembly and reassembly. 150# or 150 LB threaded fittings are commonly supplied for low pressure water, oil, and gas applications.
2. Material and Design:
150 LB Pipe Fittings are manufactured from material conforming to ASTM-A-351 CF8M/316 Stainless Steel material.
150 LB Pipe Fittings are manufactured from material conforming to ASTM-A-351 CF8M/316 Stainless Steel material.
3. Connection Type:
There are two available connection types for low pressure threaded fittings: NPT (National Pipe Thread) or BSPT (British Standard Pipe Tapered). Before connecting to the fittings, the pipe end needs to be threaded to the required thread.
For more information regarding 150 lbs pipe fittings, please refer to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piping_and_plumbing_fitting
There are two available connection types for low pressure threaded fittings: NPT (National Pipe Thread) or BSPT (British Standard Pipe Tapered). Before connecting to the fittings, the pipe end needs to be threaded to the required thread.
For more information regarding 150 lbs pipe fittings, please refer to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piping_and_plumbing_fitting
4. Size Range & Pressure Rating:
The sizes for low pressure threaded fittings typically range from 1/8" to 4". Reducing sizes are also available in common parts like full couplings, hex nipple, tee, and hex bush. The maximum pressure rating for the fittings is 150 psi.
The sizes for low pressure threaded fittings typically range from 1/8" to 4". Reducing sizes are also available in common parts like full couplings, hex nipple, tee, and hex bush. The maximum pressure rating for the fittings is 150 psi.
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FAQ Of Class 150# Fittings
What is the size range of class 150 fittings?
The size range of class 150 fittings is from 1/8 inches to 4 inches.
What are the functions of class 150 fittngs?
These fittings are used to monitor the low-pressure fluid or gas, change directions, and connect the equipment.
What is the working pressure of class 150 fittings?
The working pressure that the class 150 fittings can withstand is 150 psi.
What are the types of class 150 fittings available?
The common types of class 150 fittings includes elbows, tees, caps, couplings, reducers and unions.
What are the types of connections for class 150 fittings?
For low-pressure threaded fittings, two types of connections are availablea are NPT (National Pipe Thread) and BSPT
(British Standard Pipe Thread).
(British Standard Pipe Thread).
Can NPT and BSPT used together in a piping system? Why?
NPT and BSPT threads cannot be used together because NPT is similar to BSPT except that NPT has a 60-degree angle around the flanks of the threads while BSPT has a 55-degree angle. The connections must be compatible with one another.
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