Conley Series 90 Marine Piping Catalog

Series 90MX with low flame spread and smoke & toxicity for USCG PFM 1-98 requirements, see Marine Applications.

NEWSFLASH: A Conley Exclusive, our Standard 90M/90MC products have recently passed the US Coast Guard PFM 1-98 L3 Wet/Dry Fire Endurance Testing at Southwest Research Institute's San Antonio Fire Test Facility for Deluge System Piping. For the first 5 minutes of the test, the piping is completely empty (dry condition) then for the duration of the test, the piping is full of water. The total test time including dry and wet time is 30 minutes. Available in nominal sizes from 1-inch thru 20-inch in 225 and 250 psi pressure ratings. Now you can install ONE product with two Type Approvals in both L3 and L3 Wet/Dry applications (Conley Exclusive), saving you monies with the same product, same fabrication joining system.

Now available in two NEW pressure ratings: 225 and 250 psi (15 and 17 bar), Series 90-225 or 90-250.

Conley's ABS, DNV, Lloyd's Register & US Coast Guard CERTIFIED Schedule 90M Marine Piping Systems with Fire Protective Coatings are approved for 1-inch thru 20-inch NPS Certified for all L3 Fire Endurance Rating locations.

Conley Corporation's Internationally Certified by ABS, DNV, Lloyd's Register & US Coast Guard Schedule 90M Marine Piping Systems with Fire Protective Coatings have PASSED (Click Here for photo's) the ASTM F 1173 Fire Endurance Test! This test procedure is based on the IMO Assembly Resolution A.753(18). This test method subjects a pipe/fitting sample to a constant 36,011 Btu/(hr-ft²) net heat flux (up to 1800 degrees F flame temperature) for 30 minutes duration and then subjects the sample to a 15 minute hydrostatic leak test at 150 psig. This test gives a purchaser of fiberglass pipe and fittings the ability to determine the fire resistance of a fiberglass piping system when filled with water.

Conley's ABS, DNV, Lloyd's Register & US Coast Guard CERTIFIED Schedule 90MC Conductive Marine Piping Systems for Hazardous Area Locations. Electrostatic charges can be generated on the inside and outside of plastic pipes. The resulting sparks can create punctures through pipe walls, leading to leakage of pipe contents, or can ignite surrounding explosive atmospheres. Conley's Schedule 90MC Conductive Marine Piping Systems manufactured and approved in accordance with IMO Resolution A.753(18).

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