Figure 2002 Hammer Union — Butt Weld, Standard Service, 20,000 psi
Figure 2002 hammer union, standard service, butt weld ends. 2" to 6", rated 20,000 psi (1,380 bar). Full size table with weights and dimensions on this page.
Key features
- Figure Number: 2002
- Union Type: Union
- End Connection: Butt weld
- Service Class: Standard service
- Working Pressure: 20000 psi
- Nominal Size Range: 2" to 6"
- Seal Arrangement: Lip-type elastomer seal with anti-extrusion ring
- Figure Number
- 2002
- Union Type
- Union
- End Connection
- Butt weld
- Service Class
- Standard service
- Working Pressure
- 20000 psi
- Nominal Size Range
- 2" to 6"
Product description
The Figure 2002 is a 20,000 psi butt weld union, the highest-rated union in the range.
Applications
20,000 psi service. Butt weld only.
Construction and sealing
- Lip-type elastomer seals with anti-extrusion rings.
- Butt weld ends only.
- Sealing: Lip-type elastomer seal with anti-extrusion ring.
Working pressure
20,000 psi (1,380 bar) cold working pressure.
The 3 in and 4 in Figure 2002 are called 2.5 in and 3 in by some other manufacturers. Check the bore against the weld prep dimensions in the table below before ordering.
How a hammer union makes up
A hammer union is a three-piece connection. A male sub and a female sub carry the two line ends, and a wing nut turns on a thread cut into the male sub and pulls a shoulder on the female sub down onto the seat. The lugs standing proud of the nut are struck with a hammer to tighten it, which is where the name comes from — the joint is made up and broken out with a sledgehammer rather than a wrench, so a line can be rigged and stripped quickly in the field. The seal is made by the seat, not by the thread: the nut only supplies the load that holds the two seating faces together. That is why a union will leak from a scored seat or a perished seal long before the thread is at fault, and why a worn union is usually a sub or a seal replacement rather than a scrap part.
Specifying one
Four things fix a hammer union: the figure number, which sets the pressure class and decides what it will mate with; the service class, standard or sour gas; the end connection, threaded or butt weld; and the nominal size. Figure numbers are an industry series, so a union of the same figure and size from another maker will mate — but the pressure rating stamped on the union is what governs, not the figure number on its own. Send us the line specification and we will confirm the match before quoting.
Sizes and part numbers
Published in 2" to 6" with butt weld ends. Every orderable size, its weight, its dimensions and its working pressure are in the size table on this page. Where dimensions and weight are critical, ask us to confirm them against the build before you order.
Identification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Figure Number | 2002 |
| Union Type | Union |
| End Connection | Butt weld |
Performance
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Service Class | Standard service |
| Working Pressure | 20000 psi |
| Working Pressure | 1380 bar |
Dimensions
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Nominal Size Range | 2" to 6" |
Sealing
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Seal Arrangement | Lip-type elastomer seal with anti-extrusion ring |
Shipping & lead time
Sizes & part numbers
5 sizes| Indus part no. | Nominal size | End connection | Weld prep O.D. (mm) | Weld prep I.D. (mm) | A (mm) | B (mm) | Weight (g) | Working pressure (bar) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IH-HU-2002-BW-STD-0200 | 2" | 2" butt weld | 63.5 | 31.75 | 95.25 | 188 | 10430 | 1380 |
| IH-HU-2002-BW-STD-0300 | 3" | 3" butt weld | 104.8 | 52.32 | 124 | 242.8 | 21770 | 1380 |
| IH-HU-2002-BW-STD-0400 | 4" | 4" butt weld | 139.7 | 76.2 | 152.4 | 215.9 | 34470 | 1380 |
| IH-HU-2002-BW-STD-0500 | 5" | 5" butt weld | 155.4 | 101.6 | 165.1 | 273.1 | 49900 | 1380 |
| IH-HU-2002-BW-STD-0600 | 6" | 6" butt weld | 196.9 | 127 | 184.2 | 330.2 | 77110 | 1380 |
Weld prep O.D. — Outside diameter of the weld preparation, as the source table heads it. Weld prep I.D. — Inside diameter of the weld preparation, as the source table heads it. A — Dimension A on the manufacturer dimension drawing. B — Dimension B on the manufacturer dimension drawing. Ask us for the dimension drawing if you need it stamped.
Working pressure is the manufacturer’s published rating for the fitting itself. An assembly is limited by its lowest-rated component, so check it against the hose, the tube and the port you are mating to.
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The same part, in the designations used across European and Gulf trade catalogues.
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- Hammerverschraubung Verschraubung
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- unión de martillo unión
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- giunto a martello giunto
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