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Peter Howell 101/04/2022 16:44:20
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I need to make an adaptor to pressure test my loco boiler. The safety valve has a 26tpi thread.

Would this be Brass or Cycle ? Both have 26 tpi, brass is 55 deg. cycle 60

Howard Lewis01/04/2022 17:02:13
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PURELY a guess, but B S Brass would be my choice.

Can you cut pieces of bar with each of the threads to use as a gauge?

1/4 BSF is 26 tpi, is Whit thread form same as B S B, if that is any help.

Howard

Clive Brown 101/04/2022 17:54:27
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After many years of reading ME through the heyday of designs by Martin Evans, Don Young etc, I have never seen a BSC thread specified for a steam application. Always Brass.

Peter Howell 101/04/2022 18:07:47
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Thanks. I thought it probably would be brass but I thought I'd check.

Brian Morehen01/04/2022 20:33:50
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Almost Certain British standard brass as they are all 26 threads if i remeber right

Regards Bee.M

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