Chemtrol
Chemtrol 650633 1 1/2 in 45° Elbow FPT x FPT Schedule 80
A Schedule 80 polyvinylidene 45-degree elbow with FPT x FPT ends, rated to 360 psi from 73 to 280 degrees F
- 45° flow change with secure female NPT threads
- Schedule 80 polyvinylidene handles 360 psi at 73 °F
- Rated for continuous service up to 280 °F
- Overall length 3 27/64 in fits standard 1 1/2 in piping
- Seal included for leak-free installation
1-1/2 in Schedule 80 PVC Elbow
This 45-degree Chemtrol elbow connects two 1-1/2 inch female NPT threads in a polyvinylidene fluoride body. The Schedule 80 wall thickness handles 360 psi at 73 degrees Fahrenheit and remains rated up to 280 degrees Fahrenheit. A factory-installed seal is included so the joint is ready for pressure testing immediately.
Replaces glued or welded 45-degree turns
Threaded ends let you assemble and disassemble the line without solvent or heat tools. The jump is worth it when the system needs periodic reconfiguration, when thermal cycling makes solvent joints unreliable, or when local code requires a mechanical seal at this pressure class.
Fits Schedule 80 pipe and standard NPT threads
The 3 27/64 inch overall length sits compactly in tight manifolds while the red body aids visual identification in colour-coded plants. Female threads accept any 1-1/2 inch male NPT nipple or adapter, freeing the installer from matching brand-specific socket dimensions.
Highlights
- 45° flow change with secure female NPT threads
- Schedule 80 polyvinylidene handles 360 psi at 73 °F
- Rated for continuous service up to 280 °F
- Overall length 3 27/64 in fits standard 1 1/2 in piping
- Seal included for leak-free installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size and type does the 1 1/2 in FPT connection require?
Both ends use 1 1/2 in female NPT threads; mate them with matching Schedule 80 male NPT pipe or nipples.
Which sealing method is correct for the NPT joints on this elbow?
Apply PTFE tape or pipe thread sealant to the male threads only; the elbow includes a seal but NPT threads still need lubricant to prevent galling.
When should this Schedule 80 PVC fitting be replaced due to temperature exposure?
Replace it if the system regularly exceeds 280 °F or shows stress cracking, discolouration, or deformation from sustained high-temperature service.
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