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Tubing Adapter Blueprint - 2.00" OD x 1.25" ID Tube, 1.125"-12 RH Thread Insert
Dimensioned engineering drawing of a threaded steel bung with bore, length and thread specs for 2.00 inch OD, 1.25 inch ID tubing.
This document is a simple dimensioned machining blueprint for a tubing adapter (T.A.) intended to be inserted into round steel tubing. A note at the top states the part is designed for 2.00-inch OD, 1.25-inch ID (0.375-inch wall) tubing. The side-view drawing shows a stepped cylindrical part with an overall length of 3.00 inches. The larger head/flange section is 2.00 inches in diameter and 0.750 inches long, stepping down (with a chamfered transition) to a 1.25-inch diameter shank that fits inside the tubing. The part has a through bore threaded 1.125 inches x 12 TPI with a right-hand pitch, and the wall thickness of the adapter at the shank is 0.125 inches. The material is specified as mild steel. A page marker "3/8" appears in the upper left corner, suggesting this is one sheet of a multi-page set (the album includes similar adapters for 1.375-inch and 1.5-inch ID tubing). A reader can use this drawing to machine or order a threaded tube insert/adapter, commonly used for fabricating adjustable suspension links or similar tubular components.
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Frequently asked questions
- What size tubing is this adapter designed for?
- It is designed for 2.00" OD, 1.25" ID tubing with a 0.375" wall thickness.
- What is the thread specification of the bore?
- The bore is threaded 1.125" x 12 TPI with a right-hand (RH) pitch.
- What are the overall dimensions of the adapter?
- The part is 3.00" long overall, with a 2.00" diameter head that is 0.750" long and a 1.25" diameter shank.
- What material is the part made from?
- The drawing specifies the part is mild steel.
- How thick is the adapter wall at the shank?
- The tubing adapter (T.A.) thickness at the shank is 0.125".
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