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Ten brass PEX barb 90-degree elbows in a pack

Apollo

Apollo APXE3410PK 3/4 in Brass PEX Barb 90 Elbow 10 Pack

SKU CH-0DXY-SEDX9

Ten brass PEX barb 90-degree elbows for 3/4-inch tubing in potable water or hydronic heating systems

  • Ten-piece pack covers multiple connections
  • 90-degree brass elbow redirects PEX tubing
  • Barb ends accept crimp or clamp fasteners
  • Compatible with potable water and hydronic systems
  • California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies

Pack contents and use-case

This Apollo pack supplies ten 90-degree brass elbows for 3/4-inch PEX tubing. Plumbers and RV owners use them to change direction in potable-water lines or hydronic heating loops where a tight turn is required.

Connection method and system integration

Each barb end accepts PEX pipe secured with copper crimp rings, stainless-steel pinch clamps or stainless-steel crimp sleeves purchased separately. The fittings join directly with other ApolloPEX brass and poly-alloy components, manifolds and valves to build complete water-delivery networks.

Chemical notice and regulatory status

The brass material carries a California Proposition 65 warning for substances linked to cancer and reproductive harm. Installers should follow local code requirements for handling and flushing new potable-water assemblies before use.

Highlights

  • Ten-piece pack covers multiple connections
  • 90-degree brass elbow redirects PEX tubing
  • Barb ends accept crimp or clamp fasteners
  • Compatible with potable water and hydronic systems
  • California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies

Specifications

BrandAPOLLO

Questions about this item

What happens to the brass elbow after prolonged exposure to potable water?

The brass material resists corrosion in potable water systems and maintains structural integrity under normal operating pressures.

How much heat does the fitting generate during continuous water flow?

Brass conducts heat from the water but the elbow itself produces no heat; it simply reaches the temperature of the fluid passing through it.

Which crimp or clamp tools must I already own to secure these elbows?

You need a PEX crimp tool for copper rings, a pinch-clamp tool for stainless steel pinch clamps, or a crimp-sleeve tool for stainless steel crimp sleeves.

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