Stainless Steel Buttweld Short Radius Elbow 90° (Import Non-China)
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90° direction change for threaded piping systems. Stainless Steel 90° Elbow for water, steam, and general fluid service.
- 90° direction change — standard fitting for changing pipe direction
- Standard pattern — female both ends for use with nipples or pipe
- Stainless Steel construction for reliable long service life
- Threaded (NPT) end connections
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Overview
Stainless Steel Buttweld Short Radius Elbow 90° (Import Non-China) is a 90° elbow for changing pipe direction on threaded piping systems. 90-degree elbows make sharp right-angle turns.
Common Uses
- Changing pipe direction in plumbing rough-in
- Water supply distribution and branch connections
- HVAC heating and cooling piping
- Industrial and commercial piping systems
- Connecting to valves, pumps, and equipment
Key Features
- 90° pattern — right-angle turn
- Standard pattern — female both ends
- Stainless Steel body
- End connections: Threaded (NPT)
Specifications
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type | 90° Elbow |
| Angle | 90° |
| Pattern | Standard (F x F) |
| End Connections | Threaded (NPT) |
| Lead-Free | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a street elbow?
A street elbow has one male (MPT) and one female (FPT) end — allowing it to be screwed directly onto a fitting or valve without an intermediate nipple. Useful in tight spaces.
What is the difference between a 45 and 90 degree elbow?
A 90-degree elbow makes a sharp right-angle turn. A 45-degree elbow makes a gentler change in direction with lower pressure drop and turbulence — preferred where flow efficiency matters.
What material should I use for gas lines?
Black malleable iron fittings are the standard for natural gas and propane threaded piping. Do not use galvanized fittings on gas lines.
Are lead-free fittings required for potable water?
Yes. Federal law and most state codes require lead-free (less than 0.25% weighted average lead content) fittings on potable water systems.
Why Contractors Choose This Product
- Standard pattern is the workhorse of every threaded piping system — always need them on the truck
- Galvanized steel for water and outdoor applications requiring corrosion protection
- 90-degree pattern handles most direction-change needs in standard plumbing rough-in
- PVFPro stocks elbows in the full range of sizes and materials
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