Banjo
Banjo SL100-90 1 in 90° FNPT x MNPT Schedule 80 trap
A 1-inch Schedule 80 polypropylene street elbow with FNPT x MNPT threads for a 90-degree directional change in piping systems
- TypeDrain Components
- ColorBlack
- 90° elbow redirects flow in tight spaces
- Schedule 80 polypropylene handles 150 psi pressure
- FNPT x MNPT threads connect without extra fittings
- Rated from -20 to 150 °F for hot or cold lines
- Black polypropylene resists corrosion and chemical attack
What it is
The Banjo SL100-90 is a 90-degree street elbow designed to change flow direction in piping systems. It suits installers working with Schedule 80 polypropylene networks who need a reliable corner joint.
Connection and pressure
The fitting joins a 1-inch female NPT thread to a 1-inch male NPT thread and is rated for 150 psi at Schedule 80 wall thickness. This combination decides whether the part matches the pipe size and pressure class on the job.
Temperature and material limits
Polypropylene construction handles a working range from -20 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit without metal corrosion. In normal service the elbow adds no moving parts, so it produces no noise and draws no power.
Highlights
- 90° elbow redirects flow in tight spaces
- Schedule 80 polypropylene handles 150 psi pressure
- FNPT x MNPT threads connect without extra fittings
- Rated from -20 to 150 °F for hot or cold lines
- Black polypropylene resists corrosion and chemical attack
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Brand | Banjo |
| Model | SL100-90 |
Questions about this item
What does the 90-degree angle mean once the elbow is installed in a pipe run?
The 90-degree turn redirects flow at a right angle, allowing the pipe to change direction in a single fitting without extra couplings.
What does the FNPT x MNPT connection cap in practice?
The female-to-male NPT threads let you join the elbow directly to a 1-inch female-threaded component on one end and a 1-inch male-threaded component on the other.
What does the fitting need to mount securely in a Schedule 80 system?
The polypropylene body is rated for 150 psi at temperatures from -20 to 150 degrees F, so standard NPT thread sealant and proper tightening are sufficient for Schedule 80 pipe.
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