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150 lb. Ductile Iron Flanged 45 Elbow

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  • 150 lb. Ductile Iron Flanged 45 Degree Elbow
  • ASC Engineered Solutions Flanged Fittings
  • 150 lb. Ductile Iron Flanged 45 Degree Elbow Dimensions
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Description

150 lb. Ductile Iron Flanged 45 Elbow

ASC / SCI FIG 38F1 150 lb. Ductile Iron Flanged 45 Elbow provides a 45-degree directional change for compatible Class 150 flanged piping systems.

Manufactured from ductile iron conforming to ASTM A536, FIG 38F1 features flanged connections with applicable fitting dimensions conforming to ASME B16.42 and ANSI/AWWA C110/A21.10.

Product Highlights

  • ASC / SCI FIG 38F1
  • 45° elbow configuration
  • Class 150 ductile iron fitting
  • Flanged end connections
  • UL Listed through 12"
  • Galvanizing available upon request

Technical Specifications

Product Type Flanged 45° Elbow
Brand ASC / SCI
Figure 38F1
Fitting Class Class 150
Configuration 45° Elbow
Connection Type Flanged x Flanged
Material Ductile Iron
Material Standard ASTM A536
Flanged Fitting Standard ASME B16.42
Waterworks Standard ANSI/AWWA C110/A21.10
Listing UL Listed Through 12"
Optional Finish Galvanizing Available Upon Request

Construction Details

FIG 38F1 is manufactured from ductile iron conforming to ASTM A536 for durable service in compatible Class 150 flanged piping installations.

The 45-degree elbow configuration changes piping direction while maintaining flanged connections at both ends for bolted installation and future service access.

SCI identifies its flanged fitting family as UL Listed through 12 inches. Galvanizing is available upon request when an alternate protective finish is required.

Design & Typical Applications

45° Elbow Design

  • 45-degree directional change
  • Flanged end connections
  • Ductile iron construction
  • Serviceable bolted joints
  • Class 150 fitting design

Typical Applications

  • Water distribution systems
  • Industrial piping
  • Mechanical piping systems
  • Pump and valve piping
  • Compatible utility systems

Installation & Selection Considerations

  • Confirm the required flange size.
  • Verify the 45° configuration.
  • Use compatible flange gaskets.
  • Align mating flanges properly.
  • Confirm system service requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the figure number for this 45° elbow?

The ASC / SCI 150 lb. Ductile Iron Flanged 45 Elbow is FIG 38F1.

What is a 45° flanged elbow used for?

It changes the direction of a compatible flanged piping run by 45 degrees.

What connections does FIG 38F1 use?

FIG 38F1 uses flanged connections on both ends for joining compatible flanged piping components.

What material is FIG 38F1 made from?

FIG 38F1 is manufactured from ductile iron conforming to ASTM A536.

What standards apply to this flanged elbow?

Applicable flanged fitting dimensions conform to ASME B16.42 and ANSI/AWWA C110/A21.10.

Is FIG 38F1 UL Listed?

SCI identifies its flanged fitting family as UL Listed through 12 inches.

Can this 45° elbow be galvanized?

Yes. ASC / SCI identifies galvanizing as available upon request.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm flange size, 45-degree configuration, mating flange compatibility, gasket requirements, and intended system service.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • Confirm the required flange size.
  • Verify the 45° configuration.
  • Use compatible flange gaskets.
  • Support adjoining piping properly.
  • Confirm intended system service.
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