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Admiral Toad wrote:Or this here might do the trick perhaps if SDE can't help

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/1-1-2-DN ... 17723.html


Oh I feel a little purchase coming on

or theres one here but cheeper

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-1-2-DN40-Sa ... 4abe3d967d

I think the DN40 thread is NTP (American version of BSP) but not entirely sure

EDIT

Now I'm confused, might wrong about the thread I mention above

Nice one mate

Did a little bird tell you LOL (sorry)

Definately looks correct size for 2" triclamp looking on web at dimensions

Seriously this is looking well do-able happy days !

maybe this will help via google


English term or phrase: DN40
English translation: Nominal Diameter (the number is the approximate bore diameter measured in millimetres)


DN 40 refers to a specific (nominal) flange size
Explanation:
DN plus a number identifies a specific flange size
It is a nominal size, ie the number is "only loosely related to manufacturing dimensions"

The concept of nominal size (DN) is now used to designate the size of a particular pipeline. It is defined in ISO 6708 as a numerical designation of size which is common to all components other than components designated by outside diameters or thread size. It is a convenient round number which is only loosely related to manufacturing dimensions. Nominal size is designated by the letters DN followed by a number. This number is the approximate bore diameter measured in millimetres.

Well for the sake of 6 quid I've took a punt and ordered one

Will let you know if it fits when it gets here

I remembered this, it's definatly a 1.5inch BSP

http://postimg.org/image/jge3t8uj3/

DN40 will be pretty close, if it's 40mm internal bore plus 4mm either side for the wall and thread

Efficient mob marked as dispatched already !

As it looks our 2" TC Weldless adapter will do the job, but it's definitely more expensive than the simple adapters shown. Our adapter is universal and can either be screwed in directly, or in case of having a hole with or without thread and with about that diameter it makes good use of the second screw-on part with the special gasket to still make a tight seal. Both types are surely interesting options.

Update lads

Just got the bit from Chinaland oh yes it fits the t 500 column thread (if a bit sloppy but good ptf if need be )

Battle stations I feel a torpedo on the wy

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Robert.

I found this one...