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125# Bronze Threaded Hex Bushings

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  • 125# Bronze Hex Bushing
  • 125# Bronze Hex Busing Dimensions
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Description

125# Bronze Threaded Hex Bushings

ASC / SCI FIG 36HB1 125# Bronze Threaded Hex Bushings provide a compact threaded transition between compatible piping connections of different nominal sizes.

Designed as part of the SCI Class 125 bronze fitting line, these reducing bushings feature male and female threaded connections with a wrenching head for installation in compatible threaded piping systems.

Product Highlights

  • ASC / SCI FIG 36HB1
  • Class 125 bronze fitting
  • Reducing bushing design
  • Male x female threaded
  • UL Listed
  • 100% air tested

Technical Specifications

Product Type Threaded Hex Bushing
Brand ASC / SCI
Figure 36HB1
Fitting Class Class 125
Material Bronze
Configuration Reducing Bushing
Connection Male Threaded x Female Threaded
Function Threaded Pipe Size Reduction
Wrenching Style Hexagon or Octagon Head Depending on Size
Male Thread Protection Thread Protectors on Male Threads
Testing 100% Air Tested
Quality Verification Independent Lab Verification of Applicable Chemical & Physical Properties
Listing UL Listed

Construction Details

FIG 36HB1 is manufactured as a Class 125 bronze threaded reducing bushing for connecting compatible threaded piping components of different nominal sizes.

The fitting uses a larger male threaded connection with a smaller female threaded opening, providing a compact transition without requiring a separate reducer and coupling.

SCI identifies FIG 36HB1 as UL Listed and 100% air tested, with thread protectors on male threads and independent laboratory verification of applicable chemical and physical properties.

Design & Typical Applications

Reducing Bushing Design

  • Male x female connection
  • Reducing size transition
  • Integral wrenching head
  • Compact threaded design
  • Class 125 bronze fitting

Typical Applications

  • Plumbing systems
  • Mechanical piping
  • Heating applications
  • Industrial piping
  • Compatible utility piping

Installation & Selection Considerations

  • Confirm both connection sizes.
  • Verify male x female orientation.
  • Use compatible thread sealant.
  • Use the wrenching head for tightening.
  • Confirm system requirements.
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Ask Willy: Need Technical Information for this Bronze Threaded Hex Bushing?

Use the supplied SCI Bronze Fittings document to review FIG 36HB1 item numbers, reducing configurations, and product information when selecting the correct 125# bronze threaded hex bushing.

Need Help Selecting a 125# Bronze Threaded Hex Bushing?

Need help confirming the larger male size, smaller female size, reducing configuration, or compatibility with your piping application? The GetPipe.com Team can help.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the figure number for this bronze threaded hex bushing?

The ASC / SCI 125# Bronze Threaded Hex Bushing is FIG 36HB1.

What does a threaded hex bushing do?

It reduces a larger female-threaded connection to a smaller female-threaded opening.

What connections does FIG 36HB1 have?

The bushing uses a larger male threaded connection and a smaller female threaded connection.

Why does the bushing have a wrenching head?

The wrenching head provides a suitable tool-engagement surface for installation and removal.

Do all FIG 36HB1 bushings use the same head style?

No. SCI notes that bushings may have hexagon or octagon heads depending on the specific size.

Is FIG 36HB1 UL Listed?

Yes. ASC identifies FIG 36HB1 as a UL Listed Class 125 bronze threaded hex bushing.

How is FIG 36HB1 tested?

ASC identifies FIG 36HB1 as 100% air tested with independent laboratory verification of applicable chemical and physical properties.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm both nominal connection sizes, male x female orientation, and the requirements of the intended piping system.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • Confirm both connection sizes.
  • Verify male x female orientation.
  • Use suitable thread sealant.
  • Use the wrenching head for tightening.
  • Confirm intended system service.
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