Nibco CC06000 Blind Pipe Flange 2 Inch Schedule 80 Polypropylene

Product Description

The NIBCO CC06000 is a Schedule 80 blind pipe flange manufactured from polypropylene, designed to seal and terminate the end of a piping run without allowing flow. Finished in black, it features a 2-inch pipe size with a 6-inch outer diameter. Blind flanges are commonly used in industrial, chemical, and commercial plumbing systems where a pipe end must be pressure-tested, capped, or left accessible for future service. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install this component in corrosion-resistant piping systems where metal flanges are unsuitable due to chemical exposure or moisture conditions.

This blind flange is suited for Schedule 80 polypropylene piping systems in commercial and industrial environments. Typical applications include chemical processing lines, water treatment facilities, and industrial plumbing installations where non-metallic fittings are required. The polypropylene construction resists a wide range of corrosive media, making it a practical choice in systems handling acids, bases, and other aggressive fluids. It is appropriate for both above-ground and in-building piping configurations where flange-end termination is specified.

Key Features

• Schedule 80 rated construction for use in higher-pressure polypropylene piping systems
• Polypropylene material provides resistance to corrosive chemicals and moisture
• 2-inch pipe size with 6-inch outer diameter for standard flange bolt patterns
• Black finish for easy identification in multi-material piping systems
• Blind design seals pipe ends completely, suitable for pressure testing and capping

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment component for Schedule 80 polypropylene piping systems using 2-inch pipe size flange connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or pipefitter in accordance with applicable IPC and local plumbing codes. Shut off and fully depressurize the piping system before removing any existing flange or fitting. Use properly rated gaskets and fasteners rated for polypropylene flange assemblies, and avoid overtightening bolts, which can crack the flange body. Polypropylene flanges require uniform bolt torque patterns to ensure a leak-free seal.