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ANVIL 90° Reducing Elbow, 3 in x 2 in, Flange x Flange, Class 125, Cast Iron - Low-Pressure Flanged Pipe Fittings
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ANVIL 90° Reducing Elbow, 3 in x 2 in, Flange x Flange, Class 125, Cast Iron

The ANVIL Metal Pipe Elbow (3 in x 2 in) is a low-pressure flanged pipe fitting, type Flange x Flange, Class 125, with a 90° elbow configuration. It is constructed of cast iron and rated for a maximum operating…

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ANVIL
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90° Reducing Elbow, 3 in x 2 in, Flange x Flange, Class 125, Cast Iron
Part Number
0306004805
Category
Low-Pressure Flanged Pipe Fittings
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Manufacturer Part Number
0306004805
Type
Flange x Flange, Class 125, 175 psi @ 150° F, Cast Iron
Elbow
90°
Maximum Operating Pressure
175 psi @ 150° F

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Product Description

The ANVIL Metal Pipe Elbow (3 in x 2 in) is a low-pressure flanged pipe fitting, type Flange x Flange, Class 125, with a 90° elbow configuration. It is constructed of cast iron and rated for a maximum operating pressure of 175 psi at 150° F (MPN 0306004805).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ANVIL 3 in x 2 in metal pipe elbow used for?

This ANVIL 90° elbow connects a 3-inch flange to a 2-inch flange in low-pressure piping systems. It is commonly used in water, steam, or gas lines where a change in pipe size and direction is needed, rated for 175 psi at 150 °F.

What are the specifications of the ANVIL 0306004805 pipe elbow?

The ANVIL metal pipe elbow (MPN 0306004805) is a 90° reducing elbow with Flange x Flange connections, Class 125. It is made of cast iron and rated for a maximum operating pressure of 175 psi at 150 °F. The larger end is 3 in, the smaller is 2 in.

Where to buy the ANVIL 3 in x 2 in flange elbow worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the ANVIL 3 in x 2 in flange elbow to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this Class 125 cast iron fitting.

How to select the right ANVIL flange elbow for a low-pressure system?

Ensure the flange size matches your pipe ends—this ANVIL elbow reduces from 3 in to 2 in. Verify the pressure rating (175 psi at 150 °F) meets your system requirements. Use Class 125 flanges for compatibility. Always confirm material compatibility with your fluid.

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3G Electric supplies ANVIL low-pressure flanged pipe fittings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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