Male NPT Butt-Weld Adapter (19WB)
Male NPT Butt-Weld Adapter (19WB)
- Male NPT to Sanitary Butt-Weld Tube Adapters
- Available in both 304 & 316 Stainless Steel
- Surface Finish: 32Ra
- How to measure NPT Fitting Sizes
- View Sizes & Dimensions
Description
Butt-Weld to male threaded tube adapter for stainless steel process lines
The Male National Pipe Thread (NPT) Tube Weld Adapter is available in 316L stainless steel alloys. Stainless steel material is resistant to corrosion and can withstand high temperatures. Available in 1/2" up to 4" Outside Diameter (OD).Line Drawings
| SKU | Description | Line Drawing |
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| 19WB-.25-316 | 3/4″ Male NPT x 3/4″ Butt Weld, 316 |
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| 19WB-.50-316 | 1/2″ Male NPT x 1/2″ Butt Weld, 316 |
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| 19WB-.75-316 | 3/4″ Male NPT x 3/4″ Butt Weld, 316 |
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| 19WB-1-304 | 1″ Male NPT x 1″ Butt Weld, 304 |
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| 19WB-1-316 | 1″ Male NPT x 1″ Butt Weld, 316 |
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| 19WB-1.5-304 | 1 1/2″ Male NPT x 1 1/2″ Butt Weld, 304 |
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| 19WB-1.5-316 | 1 1/2″ Male NPT x 1 1/2″ Butt Weld, 316 |
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| 19WB-2-304 | 2″ Male NPT x 2″ Butt Weld, 304 |
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| 19WB-2-316 | 2″ Male NPT x 2″ Butt Weld, 316 |
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| 19WB-2.5-304 | 2 1/2″ Male NPT x 2 1/2″ Butt Weld, 304 |
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| 19WB-2.5-316 | 2 1/2″ Male NPT x 2 1/2″ Butt Weld, 316 |
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| 19WB-3-304 | 3″ Male NPT x 3″ Butt Weld, 304 |
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| 19WB-3-316 | 3″ Male NPT x 3″ Butt Weld, 316 |
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| 19WB-4-304 | 4″ Male NPT x 4″ Butt Weld, 304 |
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| 19WB-4-316 | 4″ Male NPT x 4″ Butt Weld, 316 |
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Questions & Answers 1
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What's the difference between NPT & NPS threads
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Q What's the difference between NPT & NPS threadsANPS = National Pipe StraightNPT = National Pipe ThreadBoth NPT and NPS have the same thread angle, shape, and pitch (threads per inch). However, NPT threads are tapered and NPS threads are straight (parallel). Both threads have a 60° included angle and have flat peaks and valleys.Tapered Pipe Thread is commonly found on ends of pipe, nipples and fittings (i.e. couplings, elbows, tees, etc.). Note: Sharply angled threads are very critical to joint being tight with no leaks. Thread sealant or tape is typically required to complete the seal. Straight Pipe Threads need a gasket or O-ring to create a seal.While NPT and NPS threads will engage, they do not seal properly with each other.
