Nibco, Inc.
Nibco, Inc. 60722LT 5/8" Copper 90° Long Radius Elbow
A sweat-fitting elbow for air, gases or potable water joins 5/8 in copper tube with a 90 degree long-radius turn and withstands 505 psi at 200 degrees F
- Sweat connection suits air, gases and potable water
- 90-degree long radius elbow keeps flow smooth
- Wrot copper construction resists corrosion
- Rated 505 psi at 200 degrees F
- Withstands temperatures up to 400 degrees F
Copper 90° Long Radius Elbow 5/8
This wrought copper sweat fitting joins two 5/8 inch copper tubes with a 90 degree long radius bend. It is designed for air, gases and potable water systems. The fitting carries a maximum operating pressure of 505 psi at 200 degrees F and a maximum temperature of 400 degrees F. Both ends use an FTG connection type.
Installers needing a durable copper sweep
Plumbers and HVAC technicians will find this elbow suitable for standard sweat soldering on 5/8 inch tube. It is not intended for threaded, compression or press connections. Systems requiring a short radius elbow or a different tube diameter should select another fitting. The long radius design reduces flow restriction where space allows.
505 psi at 200 degrees F pressure rating
This single figure defines the safe operating envelope for the fitting in hot water or compressed air lines. Exceeding either the pressure or the temperature limit risks joint failure. Verify that your system design stays within 505 psi at 200 degrees F before installation. The 400 degree F maximum temperature provides additional margin for brief peaks.
Highlights
- Sweat connection suits air, gases and potable water
- 90-degree long radius elbow keeps flow smooth
- Wrot copper construction resists corrosion
- Rated 505 psi at 200 degrees F
- Withstands temperatures up to 400 degrees F
Specifications
| Brand | NIBCO |
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 5/8" copper 90° long radius elbow or a different size?
The 5/8" nominal size fits 3/4" outer diameter copper tube on both ends for sweat connections.
What does the 505 psi rating mean when the elbow is installed in a real plumbing system?
It is the maximum operating pressure at 200°F, so the joint holds that pressure under normal hot-water conditions.
How does the sweat fitting interface limit the pressure and temperature the elbow can handle?
The sweat joint caps practical use at 505 psi and 400°F, matching the wrot copper material limits.
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