Banjo CPLG200 2" FNPT Coupling Schedule 80 Trap
2-inch FNPT Schedule 80 polypropylene coupling rated for 150 psi from -20 to 150 degrees F
- Product typeDrain Components
- Product colorBlack
- Schedule 80 polypropylene withstands 150 psi pressure
- FNPT threads connect 2-inch pipes without welding
- Black material resists UV and chemical exposure
- Rated from -20 °F to 150 °F for year-round use
- CPLG200 model fits standard drain and trap systems
Schedule 80 polypropylene coupling
This Banjo CPLG200 coupling connects two-inch female NPT threads in plumbing and fluid-handling systems. The Schedule 80 polypropylene body handles pressures up to 150 psi across a temperature range of -20 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Its black finish identifies the fitting in pipe runs.
For industrial and agricultural piping
Installers who need a chemical-resistant Schedule 80 joint for two-inch FNPT connections will find this coupling suitable. It is not intended for applications that require metal threads, higher pressure ratings, or different pipe diameters. Buyers needing other schedules or connection types should select alternative fittings.
FNPT x FNPT thread configuration
The coupling provides a straight female-to-female National Pipe Thread connection in a single two-inch size. This thread specification determines whether the fitting matches the existing piping system. Verify thread type and pipe size before ordering.
How it compares
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 86% of the 4,240 comparable items (median $31.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Banjo |
| Model name | CPLG200 |
| Product type | Drain Components |
| Product color | Black |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and thread type does the 2" FNPT coupling accept?
The coupling connects two 2 inch pipes with female NPT threads on both ends.
Which sealant works with the Schedule 80 polypropylene threads during installation?
Use PTFE tape or a polypropylene-compatible pipe thread sealant; avoid petroleum-based compounds that can stress the material.
When should the coupling be replaced based on its pressure and temperature ratings?
Replace it if the system exceeds 150 psi or operates outside the -20 °F to 150 °F range, or if cracks appear on the black polypropylene body.
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