Stainless Steel Pipe Nipple, 1 1/4 Inch Threaded Fitting

Yes, this nipple is made with Whitworth pipe threads according to ISO 7-1/EN 10226-1. These are the standard for many water pipes, including old cast iron pipes, provided the thread is suitable.

The pipe nipple is suitable for sanitary installations and is used to convey liquids. An explicit certification for drinking water is not mentioned in the product description.

The stainless steel pipe nipple is designed for temperatures from -20°C to +200°C. Therefore, use in a solar system up to 150°C is entirely possible.

No special tools are needed for the installation of the nipple. Standard installation tools like pipe wrenches and the appropriate thread sealing material (e.g., Teflon tape or hemp) are sufficient.

This nipple has double-sided 2" external threads and a total length of 120 mm (12 cm). It can connect two matching 2" internal threads and bridge an 8 cm gap well.

Yes, the nipple can easily withstand an operating pressure of 15 bar. The maximum operating pressure is 20 bar.

Yes, the pipe nipple is designed for a maximum operating pressure of 20 bar. Permanent use under 15 bar is therefore possible without any issues.

Yes, the pipe nipple is suitable for use with hot liquids and withstands operating temperatures of up to 180°C. Ensure a temperature-resistant thread seal.

Yes, the pipe nipple can also be used for gas installation. The areas of application expressly include gas installations as well as industrial plant construction.

Yes, the nipple is safe for an operating pressure of 15 bar. The maximum operating pressure of the fitting is 20 bar.

Yes, the nipple is designed for maximum operating temperatures of 180°C. It can therefore be used without problems in hot water installations or similar applications.

For a secure seal of the thread, the additional use of a suitable thread sealing material, such as hemp or Teflon tape, is required. The external threads are conical and manufactured according to the Whitworth pipe thread standard.

With a total length of 150 mm (external thread to external thread), this nipple is well suited for bridging medium distances. Note that the threads at both ends still need sealing material and insertion depth.

The stainless steel pipe nipple is designed for temperatures down to -20 °C. It can therefore also be used outdoors in winter.

Yes, the threaded fitting can also be used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems. The temperature resistance up to 180°C means that even very low temperatures are not a problem.

The pipe nipple is designed for temperatures up to 180°C. Therefore, it permanently withstands 80°C water temperature in a circulation pipe.

Yes, the galvanized pipe nipple is explicitly suitable for gas installations. It can be used at pressures up to 20 bar and temperatures up to 180°C.

The galvanization provides some corrosion protection. However, for permanent saltwater applications, special stainless steel or brass alloys are often more suitable.

Yes, the 1 inch pipe nipple can be used in the heating circuit. It is designed for operating temperatures up to 180°C and pressures up to 20 bar.

No, the maximum operating pressure for this pipe nipple is 20 bar. It is not designed for pressures of 25 bar and should not be used.

Yes, the BONI-42295-680 is suitable for fuel lines in gas station construction. The product is designed for the conveyance of liquids and gases and can be used up to 20 bar and 180°C.

The pipe nipple is a rigid pipe fitting for fixed installations. It is used to connect pipes or other fittings with the appropriate thread, to which flexible hoses can be attached.

Yes, the threads of the nipple are manufactured according to the common standards ISO 7-1/EN 10226-1 and correspond to the Whitworth pipe thread standard.

No, the maximum operating temperature for this nipple is 180°C. Temperatures over 200°C would affect the material properties and jeopardize the function.

Yes, the pipe nipple is suitable for mechanical engineering as well as liquids and gases at up to 180°C and 20 bar operating pressure. Your application is within these specifications.

No, you do not need to pay attention to a specific direction of rotation during assembly. The tapered external thread is screwed together as usual with the cylindrical internal thread and sealed with sealing material.

The galvanized pipe nipple is suitable for conveying liquids in plumbing installations. Ensure proper sealing of the threads with Teflon tape or hemp, as they are not self-sealing. For drinking water installations, always use DVGW-approved components.

Yes, the threaded connections are not self-sealing. You must seal them with a suitable material like PTFE thread seal tape or sealing hemp.

Yes, the nipple is suitable for liquids up to 20 bar and 180°C. The threads must be properly sealed with sealing material for an absolutely tight connection.

The nipple has a total length of 50 mm and two 1/2 inch external threads. This makes it well-suited for extending existing 1/2 inch connections.