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ANVIL 3/4 in Cast Iron Flat Flange, Class 125, Male NPT Threaded - Threaded Steel & Iron Pipe Flanges
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ANVIL 3/4 in Cast Iron Flat Flange, Class 125, Male NPT Threaded

The ANVIL Metal Pipe Flange is a 3/4 in threaded steel and iron pipe flange, specifically a Male NPT Threaded, Cast Iron, Flat Flange, Class 125 (MPN 0308300409). It has a maximum operating pressure of 175 psi.

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ANVIL
Item
3/4 in Cast Iron Flat Flange, Class 125, Male NPT Threaded
Part Number
0308300409
Category
Threaded Steel & Iron Pipe Flanges
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Manufacturer Part Number
0308300409
Type
Male NPT Threaded, Cast Iron, Flat Flange, Class 125
Maximum Operating Pressure
175 psi

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Product Description

The ANVIL Metal Pipe Flange is a 3/4 in threaded steel and iron pipe flange, specifically a Male NPT Threaded, Cast Iron, Flat Flange, Class 125 (MPN 0308300409). It has a maximum operating pressure of 175 psi.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ANVIL 3/4 in cast iron pipe flange used for?

The ANVIL 3/4 in cast iron pipe flange connects threaded pipes in low-pressure industrial systems. It is a Class 125 flat flange rated for 175 psi, commonly used in water, steam, and gas applications across machining, HVAC, and material handling setups.

What are the specifications of the ANVIL pipe flange MPN 0308300409?

This ANVIL pipe flange is a 3/4 in Male NPT threaded, cast iron, flat flange, Class 125. Its maximum operating pressure is 175 psi. The manufacturer part number is 0308300409. It is designed for threaded steel and iron pipe connections in industrial environments.

Where to buy the ANVIL 3/4 in pipe flange worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the ANVIL 3/4 in pipe flange worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source genuine components like this Class 125 flange across 14 departments, including combustion and pumps.

How to install the ANVIL cast iron threaded flange?

Apply pipe thread sealant to the male NPT threads, then hand-tighten the flange onto the pipe. Use a wrench for final tightening, but avoid over-torquing cast iron to prevent cracking. Ensure the flat face aligns with the mating flange and gasket for a leak-free seal.

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3G Electric supplies ANVIL threaded steel & iron pipe flanges. We supply genuine products and their technical documentation.

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This cast iron flat flange features 3/4 inch female NPT threads and is rated Class 125 with a maximum operating pressure of 175 psi. It is used to connect pipes, valves, and equipment in low-pressure water, steam, and gas systems
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This cast iron flat flange features 3/4 inch female NPT threads and is rated Class 125 with a maximum operating pressure of 175 psi. It is used to connect pipes, valves, and equipment in low-pressure water, steam, and gas systems

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