Legend Valve
Legend Valve 310-005NL 1 inch 90 degree bronze elbow no lead
Connects two 1 inch female threads at a 90 degree angle in no‑lead bronze
- No-lead bronze protects drinking water safety
- 90-degree elbow redirects flow in tight spaces
- 1-inch FNPT threads fit standard pipe sizes
- Cast bronze construction resists corrosion long-term
- California Prop 65 listed chemical disclosure included
1 inch No Lead Bronze Elbow
This 1 inch threaded bronze elbow joins two female NPT pipes at a 90 degree angle. The no lead alloy meets drinking water requirements for residential and commercial plumbing. It is suited for installers who need a corrosion resistant change of direction in potable water lines.
Thermals Noise and Power
As a passive fitting the elbow generates no heat, noise or electrical draw. Flow restriction is limited to the smooth 90 degree bend inherent to the design. System pressure and temperature limits follow the piping schedule and bronze material rating.
Build Quality and Connections
Cast bronze construction provides mechanical strength and resistance to dezincification in potable water. Both ends use FNPT threads so the joint is made with standard pipe tape or sealant. The fitting contains chemicals listed under California Proposition 65 for cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- No-lead bronze protects drinking water safety
- 90-degree elbow redirects flow in tight spaces
- 1-inch FNPT threads fit standard pipe sizes
- Cast bronze construction resists corrosion long-term
- California Prop 65 listed chemical disclosure included
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1 inch 90 degree bronze elbow without cross-threading the FNPT threads?
Apply PTFE tape or pipe dope to the male threads, hand-tighten the elbow onto the fitting, then use a wrench to turn one to two full turns past hand-tight while holding the pipe steady to avoid cross-threading.
What maintenance or replacement will the no lead bronze elbow need over time?
Inspect the joint annually for leaks or green corrosion; if the threads seal fails, replace the elbow rather than re-taping, because bronze can work-harden and crack after repeated disassembly.
What is the first limit that appears when the elbow carries hot water continuously?
The bronze body and FNPT threads are rated for continuous hot-water service up to the system pressure limit; the practical limit is the pressure rating of the connected piping, not the elbow itself.
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