Can I use rigid conduit or black iron pipe? I assume it is just standard pipe thread.
1354549
You are correct that these use standarad pipe threads. I would not use conduit since it is not rigid enough. I chose to use galvanized pipe. It was actually a few cents per foot cheaper than the black pipe at Lowes. Also, I purchase three 10 foot sections, had it cut to the lengths I needed and then threaded on both ends to permit joining sections with a coupler to exend the reach as needed. Lowes does not charge for cutting and threading. Why 10 foot secitons? Less expensive than buying standard shorter lengths and I was able to determin the lenghts I would need for my projects.
1354550
Standard Pipe Thread I just had a piece of 8' cut in half at Home Depot. The pipe only needs to be thread on one end.
1354551
You can use any type of 3/4 inch tubing you like as long as the thread pitch is the same. But the connection is fairly standard because I simply purchased a piece of galvanized pipe and I had a clamp.
2181086
No, this is a 1/4" male nominal pipe thread (NPT.) IIRC, standard 1 lb tanks are also male threads but threading is much coarser.
1529682
I have a black diamond. However i'm not aware that they have different standards for the hose.
2055213
No. It has regular pipe thread, or hose thread pattern. Be aware there are hose bibbs for which this product will not fit because the femal portion is a different (usually larger) size all together, so beware. Product is fine but there are so many variations and the provided info is lacking in allowing you to determine if it is compatible for your needs. Umfortunately, the same with others
1920781
Basically the thread, is 1/2 inch National Pipe Thread or NPT. The threaded (Male) copper portion is thick copper , and tapered. According to Wikipedia, this (thick copper threaded portion) can also be referred to MIP, or Mail Iron Pipe thread... although it is made of copper, not iron.
235969
Yes, you do. I used 1/2 NPT Black Liquid Tight Fitting NO Nuts to act as a grommet and ran the wire through the whole I drilled instead of conduit.Good luck
852358
The line your looking at will work just fine as long as your not planning on moving it around and changing the fittings. It is a very stiff hose, if you plan on changing things from time to time I would say to go with a more flexable general purpose hose. That is what I use now because I work with hydroponics and change things often.
1607245
All in and out connections are standard hose thread. I use mine for a 1/4 drip system.
1411762
I believe the thread options are a half-inch and three-quarters inch. i used the slide-on option over a metal pipe with no threads and it worked perfectly. You can download the installation manual to see if the adapter will work for you. For 15 bucks there's little lost in trying.
419771
They're standard 1/2" male pipe thread but they are separate parts that snap into place, sealed with an O'ring and then secured by a lock. This means you can substitute angle fittings for straight ones and other possibilities.
1640800
I did not try compatibility by myself, but I can say that thread on this part is not one of standard SAE or metric threads, it is designed to be unique, I tried to find something compatible with this thread, and did not find, so I doubt it's compatible with competitor manufacturer. Also pour quality and longevity of this part does not worth to use it unless it fits perfectly. I would rather use Hayward part or something else.
228072
I don't have any experience with Quest Pipe (polybutylene), however my quick research suggests that considering the number of failures, and a huge class action law suit, one should steer clear of polybutylene piping. Use Pex tubing with copper or brass fittings.
306395
To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
2123714
these fitting are the same as 3" pvc pipe. i beleive that it is the same size as black water piping.
1033246
The NPT tapered pipe threads in the clamp head won't fit threaded metric pipe (unless you thread it with an NPT die). If this is a problem, try using Irwin pipe clamps which have sliding fit on both pieces--no threads.
486679
I used a 1 inch section of the more rigid "riser" tubing that normally is used a top of a stake for a sprinkler head. It was stiff enough to allow the threads to bite, and then went on to a normal tee to connect to the main tubing. Does that make sense?
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I am not sure what type pipe you are using but the type I used was the black plastic drain pipe. My cuts we clean and true so the pipe fit snug into the basin so no glue was necessary. Hope this helps. JM