Midland Black Malleable Iron Coupling

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Contractor-Grade Black Malleable Iron – Threaded NPT
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High Demand Item – Frequently Reordered by Plumbing and Gas Contractors

The Midland Black Malleable Iron Coupling is a standard threaded fitting used to join two sections of pipe in a straight run in gas, air, and plumbing piping systems. Available in multiple sizes — select from the dropdown above.

Black malleable iron construction with female NPT threads on both ends. Standard equal coupling. Conforms to ASTM A197 and ASME B16.3.

Applications

  • Joining two sections of pipe in a straight run
  • Gas piping system extensions
  • Compressed air distribution piping
  • General plumbing and mechanical piping
  • Industrial and commercial piping systems
IMPORTANT:
  • For low-pressure applications only — not rated for high-pressure service
  • Black iron finish — not suitable for outdoor or corrosive environments without additional protection
  • Always verify local code compliance before installation

Key Features

  • Black malleable iron — ASTM A197
  • Female NPT threads both ends — ASME B16.3
  • Equal coupling — same size both ends
  • Multiple sizes available

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a pipe coupling used for?

Joining two sections of pipe in a straight run — same size both ends.

What thread type?

Female NPT threads on both ends.

Are these galvanized?

No — black iron finish.

What standards?

ASTM A197 and ASME B16.3.

Why Contractors Choose This Product

  • Joins two pipe sections in a straight run
  • Female NPT both ends for standard compatibility
  • One of the most common fittings stocked
  • ASTM A197 and ASME B16.3 conforming
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