1 2 Npt Connector Locline Pack Of 4

Brand	Unbranded
Manufacturer	Unbranded
Model Number	030ADCA9

The product is a connector for plumbing. The colors are blue, orange, black, white, grey, and the connector is made of acetal copolymer. The connector is compatible with acetone, alcohol, ethyl, greases, oils, commercial dish detergents, gasoline, lacquer solvents, sodium hydroxide, and chlorine. The connector has a melting point of 329F and a maximum operating temperature of 170F. The connector is not compatible with acids, ammonium hydroxide, bases, strong hypochlorite ion solutions, or sodium hypochlorite. The connector is recommended for use with 1/4 system, 1/2 system, 3/4 system, and Acetal Copolymer in accordance with the rules in 21CFR 177.2470 meets the requirements of this regulation for food contact. All colorants are used at the recommended let-down ratio to meet 21CRF 178.3297.

51805 1/2 NPT Connector Pack of 4
Colors: Blue, Orange, Black, White, Grey
Chemical Compatibility:
Yes: Acetone, Alcohol, Ethyl, Greases, Oils, Commercial Dish Detergents, Gasoline, Lacquer Solvents, Sodium Hydroxide
No: Chlorine, Acids, Ammonium Hydroxide, Bases Strong, Hypochlorite Ion Solutions, Sodium Hypochlorite
Melting Point: 329F
Maximum Operating Temperature: 170F (Repeated exposure to this temperature will cause fatigue)
Recommended Maximum Line Pressure & Flow Rates:
1/4 System: 50 psi 250 gph or (110 psi 500 gph W/ Element Clamps)
1/2 System: 30 psi 475 gph or (60 psi 950 gph W/ Element Clamps)
3/4 System: 20 psi 1,140 gph or (40 PSI 2,280 gph W/ Element Clamps)
Acetal Copolymer in accordance with the rules in 21CFR 177.2470 meets the requirements of this regulation for food contact.
All colorants are used at the recommended let-down ratio to meet 21CRF 178.3297.
Loc-Line is not sanctioned for use with alcoholic or fatty foods at any temperature.
This material meets NSF International Standards 14, 51 and 61 for contact with potable water
Please note that all applications have variables and conditions that will affect the maximum working pressures. Testing suitability for your application is always recommended.