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COOPLET® 300# Threaded Weld Outlet

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  • COOPLET® 300#  Threaded Weld Outlet
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Description

COOPLET® 300# Threaded Weld Outlet

ASC / SCI FIG 61FT1 COOPLET® 300# Threaded Weld Outlets provide a compact threaded branch connection from a compatible steel pipe run.

The outlet is welded directly to the run pipe and provides a female threaded branch connection. The COOPLET® design is UL/FM listed and is commonly used in fire protection, mechanical, and industrial steel piping systems.

Product Highlights

  • ASC / SCI COOPLET®
  • FIG 61FT1
  • 300# threaded weld outlet
  • Female threaded branch
  • Weld-on installation
  • UL/FM listed

Technical Specifications

Product Type Threaded Weld Outlet
Brand ASC / SCI
Product Family COOPLET®
Figure 61FT1
Class 300#
Configuration Weld-On Branch Outlet
Outlet Connection Female Threaded
Installation Welded to Compatible Steel Run Pipe
Approvals UL / FM
Product Type Classification Branch Outlet

Construction Details

FIG 61FT1 is designed as a weld-on steel branch outlet that provides a female threaded connection from the main pipe run.

The contoured outlet base is selected for the applicable run-pipe size and is welded into position to create the branch connection.

The 61FT1 COOPLET® family is identified by ASC as a 300# Threaded Weld Outlet with UL/FM approvals.

Outlet Design & Typical Applications

COOPLET® Design

  • Female threaded outlet
  • Weld-on branch design
  • Compact installation
  • Multiple run-pipe combinations
  • Steel piping construction

Typical Applications

  • Fire protection piping
  • Mechanical piping systems
  • Industrial piping
  • Threaded branch connections
  • Steel pipe installations

Installation & Selection Considerations

  • Confirm outlet and run-pipe size.
  • Verify threaded branch compatibility.
  • Use proper welding procedures.
  • Confirm required UL/FM approvals.
  • Verify intended system service.
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Use the supplied SCI COOPLET® document to review FIG 61FT1 outlet sizes, compatible run-pipe sizes, item numbers, and other selection information for the 300# threaded weld outlet.

Need Help Selecting a COOPLET® 300# Threaded Weld Outlet?

Need help confirming outlet size, run-pipe size, threaded connection requirements, or the correct COOPLET® configuration? The GetPipe.com Team can help.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the figure number for this COOPLET® Threaded Weld Outlet?

The COOPLET® 300# Threaded Weld Outlet is ASC / SCI FIG 61FT1.

What type of branch connection does FIG 61FT1 provide?

It provides a female threaded branch connection from a compatible steel run pipe.

How is the COOPLET® installed?

The outlet is positioned on the compatible run pipe and welded into place using appropriate welding procedures.

Is FIG 61FT1 UL/FM approved?

Yes. ASC identifies the FIG 61FT1 COOPLET® 300# Threaded Weld Outlet as UL/FM.

Is this the same as the COOPLET® grooved weld outlet?

No. FIG 61FT1 provides a threaded branch connection, while the grooved COOPLET® outlet provides a grooved branch connection.

Why are both outlet size and run-pipe size important?

The COOPLET® must match both the required branch outlet size and the pipe size onto which the outlet will be welded.

Where are threaded weld outlets commonly used?

They are used in compatible fire protection, mechanical, industrial, and other steel piping systems requiring a threaded branch connection.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm the outlet size, run-pipe size, threaded connection, required approvals, and suitability for the intended piping system.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • Confirm outlet and run-pipe size.
  • Verify threaded connection requirements.
  • Follow proper welding procedures.
  • Check required UL/FM approvals.
  • Confirm intended system service.
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