Nibco, Inc.
Nibco, Inc. 60722 1-1/4" Copper 90 Degree Close Rough Elbow
Copper 90-degree close rough elbow for sweat connections in air, gas and potable water systems, rated to 351 psi at 200°F
- 90-degree close rough elbow routes copper tubing in tight spaces
- Wrot copper construction handles potable water, air and gas lines
- Sweat connections on both ends join 1-1/4 in copper tube securely
- Rated 351 psi at 200 °F for demanding pressure applications
- Withstands temperatures up to 400 °F for high-heat installations
Copper 90° Close Rough Elbow
The NIBCO 60722 is a wrot-copper sweat fitting that redirects copper tubing by ninety degrees in a compact radius. It accepts 1-1/4 inch nominal tube on both ends and is rated for air, gases and potable water systems.
Sweat Connection on Both Ends
Each end presents a fitting-to-tube sweat joint with a 1-3/8 inch outer diameter so installers can solder directly without extra adapters. The close-rough profile keeps the bend tight for confined runs while the copper construction handles 351 psi at 200 degrees Fahrenheit and continuous service up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Suited for Standard Copper Pressures
Plumbers and HVAC technicians working with 1-1/4 inch copper lines will find the pressure and temperature ratings adequate for typical residential and light-commercial circuits. Installers needing a larger bend radius, threaded ends or higher pressure classes should select a different fitting style.
Highlights
- 90-degree close rough elbow routes copper tubing in tight spaces
- Wrot copper construction handles potable water, air and gas lines
- Sweat connections on both ends join 1-1/4 in copper tube securely
- Rated 351 psi at 200 °F for demanding pressure applications
- Withstands temperatures up to 400 °F for high-heat installations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the wrot copper elbow need any periodic replacement or internal maintenance once it is soldered into the line?
The wrot copper construction is a solid, jointless piece that does not require internal maintenance or scheduled replacement after proper soldering.
What pressure limit will be reached first if the system runs continuously at the 200 °F rating?
The maximum operating pressure is 351 psi at 200 °F, so that pressure ceiling is the limiting factor under sustained use at that temperature.
How much heat does the fitting itself add to the surrounding area during all-day operation at 400 °F?
The fitting simply conducts the fluid temperature; it generates no heat of its own, so ambient rise depends entirely on the pipe insulation and system design.
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