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Value Brand 90 Degree Street Elbow 3/8" Pipe 150 459
Malleable iron 90-degree street elbow connects 3/8-inch female and male NPT threads at Class 150 pressure rating
- 90° turn redirects flow in tight pipe runs
- Malleable iron body handles 150 class pressure rating
- 3/8" male and female NPT threads connect directly
- ZORO SELECT brand backs consistent manufacturing quality
- Lead-free design meets potable water safety standards
3/8" NPT Street Elbow
This 90-degree street elbow connects a 3/8" male NPT thread to a 3/8" female NPT thread. It is constructed from malleable iron rated for Class 150 service. The fitting suits plumbing and pneumatic systems requiring a sharp directional change.
Replaces standard 90-degree elbows
Use this street elbow when a fitting must thread directly into a female port without a short nipple. The male-to-female design reduces overall assembly length compared to a female-to-female elbow plus nipple. The upgrade is worth it where space is tight or fewer joints are preferred.
Fits 3/8" NPT pipe networks
The fitting integrates into existing 3/8" NPT piping using standard thread sealant. Its malleable iron body handles typical water, air and oil lines at Class 150 pressure ratings. The compact 90-degree profile frees up room in crowded mechanical rooms or equipment skids.
Highlights
- 90° turn redirects flow in tight pipe runs
- Malleable iron body handles 150 class pressure rating
- 3/8" male and female NPT threads connect directly
- ZORO SELECT brand backs consistent manufacturing quality
- Lead-free design meets potable water safety standards
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
Will the 3/8" male and female NPT threads on this 90-degree street elbow mate with standard 3/8" pipe fittings?
Yes, both ends use 3/8-inch NPT threads — one male, one female — so they connect directly to any matching 3/8-inch NPT pipe or fitting.
What is the most common mistake when threading this malleable-iron elbow onto 3/8" NPT pipe?
Over-tightening past the hand-tight-plus-one-to-two-turns range can crack the Class 150 malleable-iron body or strip the tapered threads.
How often should I inspect or replace a Class 150 malleable-iron street elbow in a pressurized water line?
Inspect annually for corrosion, cracking or seepage at the threads; replace immediately if any defect appears or after the system's design life is reached.
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