316 Stainless Steel 150# Threaded Cross - SP112 - 1-1/4"

Product Highlights

• Charman Inc SP112 threaded cross
• 1-1/4" nominal pipe size
• 316 stainless steel construction
• 150# threaded fitting
• Four female NPT connections
• Equal-size four-way configuration
• Creates multiple branches from a single piping intersection
• Enhanced corrosion resistance for demanding service environments
• Threaded installation does not require welding
• Suitable for industrial, mechanical, utility, manifold, instrumentation, and process-piping applications

The Charman Inc SP112 threaded cross is a four-way stainless steel fitting with female NPT connections at each opening. This 1-1/4" cross allows four compatible male-threaded piping components to connect at the same location.

Threaded crosses are commonly used where a piping system, manifold, or equipment assembly requires multiple branches from one compact connection point.

A threaded tee has three openings and normally creates one branch from a straight piping run. A threaded cross has four openings and provides an additional connection point for four-way branching.

This SP112 fitting is an equal 1-1/4" cross, meaning all four female NPT connections are the same nominal pipe size.

• Four-way piping intersections
• Compact manifold assemblies
• Process distribution systems
• Instrumentation connection points
• Industrial equipment assemblies
• Mechanical and utility piping
• Applications requiring several threaded connections at one location

• Confirm that 1-1/4" nominal pipe size is required before ordering.
• Verify that all mating components have compatible male NPT connections.
• Confirm that an equal four-way cross is appropriate for the piping layout.
• Confirm that 316 stainless steel is compatible with the intended system media and environment.
• Inspect fitting and mating threads for damage or contamination before assembly.
• Use a thread-sealing method appropriate for the system media, pressure, temperature, and application.
• Begin threaded assembly carefully to reduce the risk of cross-threading.
• Tighten connections using appropriate tools and accepted threaded-piping practices.
• Avoid excessive tightening that could damage the cross or mating threads.
• Support connected piping to avoid excessive mechanical loading on the fitting.
• Confirm pressure and temperature requirements for the complete piping system.
• Pressure-test completed piping assemblies where required.
• Installation should be completed by qualified personnel and in accordance with applicable codes and specifications.