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Chemtrol 6506 45 Deg Elbow 1 1/2 In S x S
A 45-degree Schedule 80 PVC elbow joins 1 1/2-inch socket ends, rated to 360 psi at 73 to 280 degrees F
- 45-degree elbow redirects flow smoothly in tight piping layouts
- Schedule 80 polyvinylidene construction handles 360 psi at 73 °F
- Socket-to-socket female ends join 1 1/2-inch pipe without threading
- Integrated seal included for leak-free assembly right out of the box
- Rated for continuous service from 73 to 280 °F
Chemtrol 6506 Schedule 80 Elbow
This 45-degree elbow joins two 1 1/2 inch Schedule 80 pipes using solvent-weld sockets. The fitting is moulded from polyvinylidene fluoride for chemical resistance. A seal is included in the package. It suits industrial and commercial plumbing systems that require a direction change.
For Schedule 80 solvent-weld systems
Installers working with Schedule 80 pipe and socket joints will find this part matches their specification. It is not for threaded pipe, compression fittings, or systems that exceed the 360 psi or 280 Degrees F limits. Projects needing a different angle or pipe diameter must select another fitting.
360 psi maximum operating pressure
This pressure rating at 73 Degrees F determines whether the elbow can handle the system load. The temperature range extends to 280 Degrees F, with pressure capacity decreasing as temperature rises. Verify both values against the design conditions before installation.
Highlights
- 45-degree elbow redirects flow smoothly in tight piping layouts
- Schedule 80 polyvinylidene construction handles 360 psi at 73 °F
- Socket-to-socket female ends join 1 1/2-inch pipe without threading
- Integrated seal included for leak-free assembly right out of the box
- Rated for continuous service from 73 to 280 °F
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What piping schedule must I already have for this Schedule 80 elbow to fit correctly?
The elbow is made for Schedule 80 pipe, so your existing piping must also be Schedule 80 for the socket ends to join properly.
Can the 1 1/2 in socket ends connect to the 1 1/2 in copper pipe I am keeping?
No, the sockets are sized for polyvinylidene pipe; copper tubing uses a different diameter standard and will not seat in these fittings.
How can I verify the joint is sound after solvent-welding the elbow at 73 Degrees F?
Pressurise the line up to 360 psi and hold for several minutes; no pressure drop or visible leaks means the sockets are sealed.
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