Banjo
Banjo SL075-45 45° Street Elbow Trap 3/4" Schedule 80 300 psi
A 45° Schedule 80 polypropylene street elbow connects 3/4″ NPT pipe at 300 psi
- TypeDrain Components
- ColorBlack
- 45° angle redirects flow in tight plumbing runs
- Schedule 80 polypropylene withstands 300 psi working pressure
- 3/4 inch NPT male and female threads connect directly
- Operating range from -20 °F to 150 °F suits varied environments
- Compact two-inch overall length fits confined installations
45° Street Elbow 3/4" Schedule 80
The Banjo SL075-45 is a polypropylene street elbow rated for Schedule 80 piping and a maximum operating pressure of 300 psi. It connects a 3/4 inch female NPT thread to a 3/4 inch male NPT thread at a 45 degree angle. The fitting is designed for use in plumbing and fluid-transfer systems.
Installers needing a 45 degree directional change
This elbow suits installers who need a 45 degree turn in a 3/4 inch Schedule 80 polypropylene line. It is not for systems that require a different angle or a different pipe size. It is also not for applications where the pressure exceeds 300 psi or the temperature falls outside -20 to 150 degrees F.
300 psi pressure rating at 45 degrees
The single specification that decides fit is the 300 psi maximum operating pressure combined with the 45 degree elbow geometry. Verify that the system design matches this pressure limit and the 3/4 inch NPT thread requirement before purchase.
Highlights
- 45° angle redirects flow in tight plumbing runs
- Schedule 80 polypropylene withstands 300 psi working pressure
- 3/4 inch NPT male and female threads connect directly
- Operating range from -20 °F to 150 °F suits varied environments
- Compact two-inch overall length fits confined installations
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Brand | Banjo |
| Model | SL075-45 |
Questions about this item
What size pipe and thread type does the 3/4" Schedule 80 street elbow need to connect to?
It connects to 3/4 inch Schedule 80 pipe with 3/4 inch female NPT threads on one end and 3/4 inch male NPT threads on the other.
How do you install the polypropylene elbow without cracking the threads?
Hand-tighten the male NPT end into the female fitting, then turn one to two turns with a strap wrench; over-tightening splits the Schedule 80 polypropylene.
When should the elbow be replaced given its pressure and temperature limits?
Replace it if the system exceeds 300 psi or operates outside the -20 to 150 °F range, or if the black polypropylene shows stress whitening or cracks.
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