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Value Brand 5P836 45° Elbow 1¼" NPT Malleable Iron
Malleable iron 45° elbow with 1¼" NPT female threads, Class 150 galvanised fitting for plumbing systems
- 45° flow change directs piping efficiently
- Malleable iron construction withstands mechanical stress
- Galvanized coating resists corrosion in damp environments
- Class 150 rating suits standard pressure systems
- 1¼" NPT female threads connect matching pipe sizes
45° Elbow 1¼" NPT Malleable Iron
This galvanised malleable iron elbow connects two 1¼-inch female NPT threads at a 45-degree angle. It is rated to Class 150 for standard pressure piping systems. The fitting suits plumbers and maintenance teams joining iron or steel pipe in water, gas or oil lines.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Installers needing a 45-degree change of direction on 1¼-inch NPT pipe will find this part matches the spec. Buyers who require a different angle, a different thread size, or a non-galvanised finish should look elsewhere. The product carries a Proposition 65 warning for chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm.
Class 150 pressure rating decides fit
The single specification that determines whether this elbow is the right part is the Class 150 pressure rating. Systems operating above that rating need a higher-class fitting. Verify the system pressure before purchase.
Highlights
- 45° flow change directs piping efficiently
- Malleable iron construction withstands mechanical stress
- Galvanized coating resists corrosion in damp environments
- Class 150 rating suits standard pressure systems
- 1¼" NPT female threads connect matching pipe sizes
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
What pipe size and thread type does the 1¼" NPT elbow connect to?
It joins two 1¼ inch female NPT threads, each with 11½ threads per inch, forming a 45 degree change of direction.
How do I install the malleable iron elbow without cracking it?
Clean threads, apply pipe sealant, hand-tighten, then turn one to two full turns with a wrench; the step often missed is stopping before the joint bottoms out.
When should I plan to replace this Class 150 galvanized fitting?
Inspect annually for white zinc corrosion or rust stains; replace if threads show pitting, the galvanised coating is worn through, or the joint weeps under pressure.
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