Free Shipping 2-1/2" Npsh Female X 4" Npsh Female Aluminum Fire Adapter Series [nFIg4GNk]

Robust and Versatile Fire Adapter Solution

The Free Shipping 2-1/2" Npsh Female X 4" Npsh Female Aluminum Fire Adapter Series [nFIg4GNk] is a top-tier choice for professionals in the fire industry and beyond. Crafted from high-grade T-6061 aluminum, this adapter is built to withstand the demands of rigorous use. Its hard-coated anodized finish not only enhances durability but also ensures anti-corrosive properties, making it suitable for the toughest environments. This adapter is designed to meet and exceed your industrial and municipal needs, providing a reliable connection for various fire equipment and systems.

Key Specifications and Features

The adapter boasts a maximum working pressure of 300PSI and a test pressure of 1000PSI, ensuring it can handle high-pressure situations. Its material, T-6061 aluminum, is renowned for its strength and lightweight nature, offering a 3x strength advantage over brass and making it easier to handle. The anodized finish is 99.9% lead-free, making it ideal for applications requiring lead-free fittings. This adapter adheres to various stringent standards, including NFPA, MIL-A-8625, and ASTM B221, guaranteeing its quality and performance. The following features highlight the adapter's superior qualities:

High-pressure tolerance

Corrosion resistance

Lead-free material

Conforms to multiple international standards

Universal Application and Industry Benefits

The versatility of this adapter makes it an indispensable tool for a wide range of industries. From fire hoses and trucks to residential piping systems and industrial plants, this adapter is designed to meet the demands of various applications. Its compatibility with different threading types, such as NPSH, NPT, and IPS, ensures a seamless connection with existing systems. The benefits of using this adapter include:

Improved connection reliability

Enhanced safety in fire protection applications

Cost-effective solution for industrial and municipal needs