Male Pipe Thread x Stem for 1-1/2" ID Hose

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male pipe thread x steam for hose crimp boss steam fittings

CSTMS-150 - Male Pipe Thread x Stem for 1-1/2" ID Hose

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Weight	1.819 lb
Break Quantity	1
Optional Package/Box Quantity	1
Size	1-1/2"
Material	Carbon steel with zinc plating
Temperature Range	-40°F to 450°F (-40°C to 232°C)

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Applications

Safe and reliable steam fittings designed, tested and Dixon® approved for use with the following steam hoses: ContiTech Flexsteel® 250, Gates 205MB Steam King® and Texcel® Tex-Steam

Caution

Approved hose brands and sizes are listed on each fitting or ferrule part number under product resources.

Features

No-skive fitting system for ease of fabricating hose assemblies
Positive metal-to-polymer seal in ground joint couplings
Non-metallic polymer seal resists most chemicals found in manufacturing facilities
Leakproof seal forms when metal head of the stem makes contact with the patented polymer seat in the spud

Note

Size ½ is under development with steam rack testing underway
316 SS stems are available on Made-To-Order requests

Order Note

Approval information is updated after hose assemblies pass Dixon steam testing.

Specifications

Test methodology simulates transfer applications as defined in industrial operations
Benchmark Mil-Spec 29210E and ISO 4023/6134 standards
Dixon Steam Test Methodology & Parameters available on request

WARNING: This product contains lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.