Chemtrol
Chemtrol 6506 1/2 in 45 Degree Elbow Socket x Socket Schedule 80
A 1/2 inch Schedule 80 PVDF socket elbow creates a 45 degree turn at up to 360 psi and 280 degrees F
- Directs flow at 45° with Schedule 80 strength
- Handles 360 psi at 73 °F for reliable pressure containment
- Resists heat up to 280 °F in hot-water systems
- Socket-by-socket design enables quick solvent-weld assembly
- Red PVDF body offers chemical resistance for harsh fluids
Chemtrol 6506 Schedule 80 Elbow
This Chemtrol 6506 fitting is a 45-degree elbow made from polyvinylidene fluoride for Schedule 80 piping systems. It connects two 1/2 inch socket ends in a compact sweep. The red body identifies the material at a glance. It suits new installations or repairs in chemical-process lines.
Seal Included for Immediate Assembly
A seal is supplied in the box so the joint can be made up without sourcing a separate gasket. This reduces the number of components a technician must carry to the job site. The single-piece design eliminates loose parts that can be dropped during overhead work. Assembly time is shortened on each connection.
360 psi at 73 to 280 Degrees F
The fitting carries a maximum operating pressure of 360 psi across a temperature range of 73 to 280 degrees F. This rating defines the envelope for safe service in hot corrosive fluids. Systems that exceed either limit require a different pressure class. Always verify the design conditions before specifying this part.
Highlights
- Directs flow at 45° with Schedule 80 strength
- Handles 360 psi at 73 °F for reliable pressure containment
- Resists heat up to 280 °F in hot-water systems
- Socket-by-socket design enables quick solvent-weld assembly
- Red PVDF body offers chemical resistance for harsh fluids
Specifications
| Brand | CHEMTROL |
|---|
Questions about this item
Will the socket joint need re-sealing or a new gasket over time?
The fitting includes a seal for the socket connection; no separate gasket is required and the joint is solvent-welded for permanent service.
What pressure limit appears first when the system runs continuously at high temperature?
The maximum operating pressure is 360 psi at 73 degrees F and derates as temperature rises toward 280 degrees F.
Does the polyvinylidene body get hot or add heat to the fluid during all-day operation?
The material handles 73 to 280 degrees F without degrading, so it will not soften or transfer excess heat under normal continuous use.
More in Fittings & Couplings
Similar items
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.





