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The ROMAC 136-069072 is a stainless steel strap saddle designed for making tapped connections on 6-inch IPS pipe. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, it delivers a corrosion-resistant, pressure-rated connection point up to 200 psi. The 2-inch Female Iron Pipe Thread (FIPT) outlet accepts standard threaded fittings, making it a direct-service component for water distribution taps and branch connections. It is NSF certified, confirming it meets health-effects standards for potable water contact. Licensed plumbers and waterworks contractors install this fitting during service line taps, main extensions, and repair work where a reliable saddle connection is required on ferrous or non-ferrous pipe.
This saddle is rated for use on steel, cast iron, plastic, and other pipe types with an outside diameter range of 6.5 inches to 6.9 inches, covering standard 6-inch IPS pipe. It suits residential and commercial water service applications where a branch tap must be made to an existing main without a full line shutdown. Compliance with AWWA C-800 makes it appropriate for municipal and utility distribution systems as well as private water service installations. The stainless steel construction handles buried and above-grade environments.
Designed for use on 6-inch IPS pipe with an outside diameter between 6.5 inches and 6.9 inches, including steel, cast iron, and plastic pipe types. Suitable for potable water service applications meeting AWWA C-800 requirements.
Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or certified waterworks technician in accordance with local plumbing codes and AWWA standards. Depressurize and isolate the line segment before drilling or tapping to prevent uncontrolled flow. Torque strap bolts evenly to ensure full gasket seating and a leak-free connection. Follow AWWA C-800 procedures and local authority requirements for disinfection and pressure testing after any tap on a potable water main.
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