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    SKU: SMA-BC-M200 Nylon Pipe Nipple for Agricultural and Hydraulic System Connections


    Nylon Pipe Nipple for Agricultural and Hydraulic System Connections
    Purchase Nylon Pipe Nipple for Agricultural and Hydraulic System Connections
    • SKU: SMA-BC-M200 Nylon Pipe Nipple for Agricultural and Hydraulic System Connections

    • $10.08

    Description

    When you need a reliable connection in your hydraulic system or irrigation setup, this nylon pipe nipple gets the job done without the weight and corrosion issues you'd get with steel fittings. The 2-inch male pipe threads on both ends make it perfect for connecting pumps, tanks, or extending pipe runs where you need a lightweight but durable solution.

    What You're Getting

    • 2-inch male pipe threads on both ends for versatile connection options
    • Nylon construction that won't rust, corrode, or add unnecessary weight to your setup
    • Smooth interior walls that maintain good flow rates for hydraulic and irrigation systems
    • Chemical resistance that handles most agricultural fluids and fertilizers without breaking down
    • Temperature tolerance that works in both cold winter shops and hot summer field conditions

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This nipple works great in irrigation systems, hydraulic tank connections, and anywhere you need to join two female threaded fittings or extend a pipe run. It's commonly used on spray equipment, liquid fertilizer systems, and hydraulic reservoirs where steel fittings would add weight or cause corrosion problems over time.

    Made to Last

    Nylon handles the chemicals and temperature swings that come with farm work better than most plastics. It won't crack in cold weather like some cheaper materials, and it resists the UV damage that breaks down other plastic fittings left out in the sun. The material is tough enough for hydraulic pressures but light enough that it won't stress your connections.

    Installation Notes

    Use pipe thread sealant or quality Teflon tape on the threads for the best seal—nylon threads can be a bit more forgiving than metal, but proper sealing still matters. Hand-tighten plus about a half turn with a wrench is usually plenty. Don't overtighten since nylon can deform if you really crank on it.