Anvil
Anvil 0310000401 90 Degree Elbow 1/4" FNPT Malleable
Malleable iron 90 degree elbow with 1/4 inch FNPT threads rated for 300 psi at 150 degrees F
- TypeDrain Components
- 90-degree turn routes pipe in tight spaces
- 1/4-inch FNPT threads connect directly to schedule 40 piping
- Malleable iron body resists cracking under mechanical stress
- Class 150 rating handles 300 psi at 150 °F
- Female-threaded both ends for simple inline installation
Anvil 1/4" FNPT Malleable Elbow
The Anvil 0310000401 is a 90 Degree Elbow built from malleable iron for threaded piping systems. It carries a Class 150 rating and suits Schedule 40 pipe with 1/4" Female NPT connections on both ends. The fitting handles a maximum operating pressure of 300 psi at 150 Degrees F.
Installers needing a compact directional change
This elbow suits plumbers and maintenance crews joining two 1/4" FNPT threads at a right angle in water, oil or air lines rated for Class 150 service. It is not for systems requiring a larger bore, a different thread standard or pressure ratings above the stated limit.
Fits 1/4" Schedule 40 threaded pipe runs
The fitting threads directly onto matching 1/4" FNPT nipples or pipe ends without adapters, freeing installers from sourcing reducing bushings or street elbows. Its malleable iron body withstands mechanical stress in tight corners where a swept bend would not clear.
Highlights
- 90-degree turn routes pipe in tight spaces
- 1/4-inch FNPT threads connect directly to schedule 40 piping
- Malleable iron body resists cracking under mechanical stress
- Class 150 rating handles 300 psi at 150 °F
- Female-threaded both ends for simple inline installation
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Anvil |
| Model | 0310000401 |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and thread type must my existing plumbing have to connect this 1/4" FNPT malleable elbow?
Your piping needs a 1/4 inch male NPT thread on each side so the two female-threaded ends of this elbow can screw on directly.
Will this Class 150 malleable iron elbow handle the pressure of my older Schedule 40 steel pipe system?
Yes, it is rated for 300 psi at 150 degrees F, which matches the typical working pressure of Schedule 40 piping in that class.
How can I confirm the 90-degree turn is sealing correctly after I thread it onto the pipe?
Pressurise the line up to its 300 psi rating and check both female-threaded joints for leaks; a dry joint indicates a proper seal.
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