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316 Stainless Steel Casting Street Elbow 1 NPT Class 150
| الـ MOQ: | 1pc |
| السعر: | Above 2usd/kg |
| standard packaging: | Plywood case |
| Delivery period: | 3 weeks/container |
| طريقة الدفع: | L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram |
| Supply Capacity: | 100 ton/month |
316 stainless steel street elbow,1 NPT stainless steel fitting,Class 150 stainless steel casting
,1 NPT stainless steel fitting
,Class 150 stainless steel casting
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | 304 |
| Certificates | ISO, PED |
| Standard | ASTM A351 (Material) / MSS-SP-114 (Dimensions, ref.) |
| Price Term | FOB/CFR/CIF, etc |
| Payment | T/T, L/C or as negotiation |
| Pressure Rating | Class 150 |
| Brand | SMLSCO |
| Package | Wooden Box |
Threaded Street Elbow made from Stainless Steel 316 / Casting Grade CF8M. This 90° Street Elbow features Male x Female Threaded NPT connections with a Class 150 pressure rating, ideal for plumbing, HVAC, and tight-space connections in 1 inch (DN25) piping systems.
- Space-saving design with internal and external threads
- Eliminates need for connecting nipples, reducing potential leakage points
- Ideal for compact space installations in plumbing systems
- CF8M/316 stainless steel construction for superior corrosion resistance
- Withstands chloride and industrial chemical media better than 304 stainless
- Extends pipeline service life with reduced maintenance requirements
The ASTM A351 standard designates casting 316 stainless steel as CF8M grade. While there are slight chemical composition differences, industry practice accepts "316" labeled materials as meeting CF8M performance requirements. Dimensions follow ISO 4144 and other widely accepted industry standards for optimal market applicability.
Class 150 cast threaded elbows are essential components for low-pressure plumbing and piping systems where space is limited. Perfect for creating 90° angles directly from existing pipes in residential/commercial plumbing, HVAC systems, irrigation, and general industrial equipment installations.
