Caps Malleable Iron Pipe Fittings
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Black Iron Fittings Flat Seat Union Fig.330
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Iron Pipe Fittings 45 Degree Elbow Fig.120
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Black Bracket Elbow Fig.471
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Threaded Pipe Fittings Side Outlet Elbow Fig.1221
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Male and Female Threaded Long Radius Elbow Bend 90 Degree Fig.1
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BSP Black Malleable Iron 90 Degree Bend Fig. 2
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Elbow Pipe Bend 45 Degree Male and Female Fig.40
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Female GI Pipe Fittings 45 Degree Fig. 41
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Galvanized Pipe Bushing Fig.241
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GI Fittings Pipe Back Nut Fig.310
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Male Female Pipe Union Fitting Fig.331
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Black Pipe Fittings Union Taper Seat Fig.340
What Are Caps Malleable Iron Pipe Fittings?
Firstly, caps are a type of malleable iron pipe fitting that are used to seal the end of a pipe. Malleable iron is a type of cast iron that has been treated with heat to improve its strength and durability.
Secondly, caps are typically threaded on the inside and are designed to screw onto the end of a pipe, providing a tight seal to prevent leaks. They are commonly used in plumbing and gas line applications, as well as for industrial piping systems.
Benefits About Caps Malleable Iron Pipe Fittings
Caps Malleable Iron Pipe Fittings are threaded components designed to join and seal steel pipe. Caps, unions, elbows, tees and other fittings are commonly available in malleable iron. These fittings offer several advantages for plumbing and industrial piping installations.
Although not stainless, malleable iron develops a patina that helps prevent corrosion. Fittings can also be galvanized or coated for extra corrosion protection in harsh environments.
Malleable iron fittings are made of high-carbon malleable iron that is strong, ductile and able to withstand high pressures. They can last a long time with minimal leakage or damage.
Malleable iron fittings can join steel, galvanized steel, wrought iron and even copper pipe. They provide a durable connection between multiple piping materials.
Key Tips For Using Malleable Iron Caps
Use a pipe threader or dies to cut and shape threads on the pipe ends to the correct taper and dimensions before assembling a fitting. Rough or uneven threads will not seal properly.
Screw the fitting onto the pipe hand-tight before tightening with a pipe wrench. This allows you to keep turning ifyou cross-thread the joint.
Apply 2-3 wraps of plumbing thread tape or apply sealant thread sealant to the male threads before screwing on a fitting.