Georg Fischer Galvanised Malleable Iron Fitting Taper Seat Union, Female BSPP 1-1/4in to Female BSPP 1-1/4in

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RS Stock No.:
325-1712
Mfr. Part No.:
770340207
Brand:
Georg Fischer
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Brand

Georg Fischer

Fitting Type

Taper Seat Union

Connection Gender 1

Female

Thread Standard 1

BSPP

Thread Size 1

1-1/4in

Connection Gender 2

Female

Thread Standard 2

BSPP

Thread Size 2

1-1/4in

Finish

Galvanised

COO (Country of Origin):
AT

Female Equal - BSPPF x BSPPF


Taper (cone) seat unions. This popular brand of unions are highly durable and have great temperature resistance and therefore can be used safely in a very broad field of applications.

Note

Intermediate pressure rating at temperatures between 120°C and 300°C can be obtained by linear interpolation.
Hot dip galvanised fittings should not be used below -10°C.

Standards

BS 143; BS 1256; BS 21; ISO 49; ISO 7/1


Malleable Fittings - Unions


George Fischer malleable iron pipe fittings are to BS143/1256, ISO49 and threads (taper male and parallel female) are to BS21, ISO7/1. The fittings are available self-colour (black) or hot dip galvanised finish to BS729 for increased corrosion resistance. Pressure rating is 25 bar at service temperature -25°C to +120°C and 20 bar at 120°C to 300°C.,Crane Fluid Systems straight pipe fittings are available self-colour (black) or galvanised finish, with taper internal and external pipe threads to BS21 and ISO7 for pressure-tight joints. They can be used with BS1387 steel tube for air, gas, steam and water services. Pressure rating is 25 bar at service temperature -20°C to +120°C and 20 bar at 120°C to 300°C.

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