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Tank Buttress Fitting with 2 Inch Male NPT Threads and Gasket

Original price was: $29.61.Current price is: $15.47.

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When you’re setting up a liquid fertilizer tank or chemical applicator, getting a solid, leak-free connection is everything. This polypropylene buttress fitting gives you that reliable seal you need for handling agricultural chemicals and fertilizers. The 2-inch male NPT threads connect to your tank’s female fitting, while the buttress design handles high pressure in one direction—perfect for gravity-fed systems and pump applications.

What You’re Getting

  • Durable polypropylene construction that resists most agricultural chemicals and fertilizers
  • Fiberglass reinforcement adds extra strength and chemical resistance for farm conditions
  • Gasket included for a tight, leak-free seal right out of the box
  • Buttress thread design handles high axial thrust in one direction
  • Precision molded for consistent fit and long-lasting performance

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is right at home on fertilizer tanks, chemical applicators, and liquid handling systems around the farm. Whether you’re setting up a new tank system for your sprayer, replacing worn fittings on your liquid fertilizer tank, or building a custom chemical mixing setup, this fitting handles the job. It’s designed for the tough chemicals and fertilizers that are part of modern farming.

Made to Last

Farm chemicals are hard on equipment, but polypropylene construction means this fitting won’t crack, corrode, or break down like metal fittings can. The fiberglass reinforcement gives it extra durability to handle the vibration and stress of field equipment. It maintains excellent dimensional stability through temperature changes and chemical exposure.

Good to Know

Make sure to use pipe thread compound or Teflon tape on the NPT threads for the best seal. The buttress threads are designed to handle thrust in one direction, so pay attention to installation orientation. If you’re working with particularly aggressive chemicals, double-check your compatibility—polypropylene resists most agricultural chemicals, but it’s always worth confirming for specialty applications.