Figure 207 Hammer Union – 2,000 PSI
Figure 207 Hammer Union – 2,000 PSI - Standard Service / Threaded / 3″ is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
The Figure 207 Hammer Union provides a removable connection between pipework sections in fluid-transfer systems. Standard-service cold working pressure is 2,000 PSI; sour-service cold working pressure is 2,000 PSI. Nominal sizes are 3″, 4″, 6″.
Select the service, connection and nominal size required for your quotation. Threaded and butt-weld configurations are offered through our RFQ service.
Key features
- Figure 207 union assembly with male sub, female sub and wing nut.
- Wing-nut connection allows disassembly for pipework maintenance.
- Standard Service and Sour Service options.
- Thread specification or butt-weld pipe schedule specified with your enquiry.
Specifications
| Figure | 207 |
|---|---|
| Nominal sizes | 3″ / 4″ / 6″ |
| Standard service working / test pressure | 2,000 / 3,000 PSI |
| Sour service working / test pressure | 2,000 / 3,000 PSI |
| Connections | Threaded / Butt Weld — specified at quotation |
| Supply unit | One complete assembly |
| Country of origin | India |
| HS code | 730799 |
Compatibility
Use matching figure, nominal size and service components. Do not mix figure numbers or rely on colour alone to identify compatible parts.
Applications
Removable pipework connections for industrial and drilling fluid-transfer systems within the selected assembly's pressure and service limits.
Before ordering
Email the quantity, size, service, operating pressure and temperature, and fluid details with your RFQ. For threaded connections, state the thread type required. For butt-weld connections, include the pipe schedule or wall thickness. Include any material, testing or documentation requirements, including H₂S conditions and sour-service requirements.
Test pressure is not the permitted operating pressure. Final connection specification, material and delivery details are set out in the quotation.

