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Front view of 2" Schedule 80 close threaded nipple, showing male pipe threads on both ends and short length.

2" Schedule 80 Threaded Nipple — Close (Threaded Both Ends)

Brand: DURA
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SKU PNIPB200-000
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Durable 2" Schedule 80 threaded nipple designed for close (no extra length) connections where a heavy-wall, threaded fitting is required. This nipple features male pipe threads on both ends for straightforward installation into compatible 2" threaded fittings and valves.

  • Size: 2" nominal diameter; close (no spare length) configuration.
  • Schedule 80 wall thickness for higher pressure capacity versus Sch 40.
  • Threaded both ends — male pipe threads (MPT) for standard threaded fittings.
  • Commonly used in irrigation, plumbing, and industrial fluid systems.
  • Durable thermoplastic construction commonly made from Schedule 80 PVC or CPVC — confirm material before installation.
  • Not recommended for compressed air or gas systems; verify pressure and temperature ratings for your application.

Choose this 2" Sch 80 close nipple when you need a compact, threaded connection with increased wall strength. For exact material, pressure ratings, or compatibility questions, refer to the product specification or contact technical support prior to installation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the thread types and connection ends on this nipple?
Male pipe threads (MPT) on both ends; designed for standard 2" threaded fittings. Check mating threads for compatibility.
What does 'close' mean for this 2" Schedule 80 nipple?
Close indicates minimal exposed length — the nipple has no extra non-threaded pipe between threads. Ideal for compact connections.
Is this Schedule 80 nipple suitable for compressed air or gas systems?
No. Threaded Schedule 80 nipples are generally not recommended for compressed air or gas—verify with product specifications and codes.
How do I confirm material and pressure ratings before installation?
Refer to the product specification sheet or contact technical support. Confirm material (PVC or CPVC) and rated pressure for your temperature.