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Value Brand 90 Degree Street Elbow Brass 1 in 200 psi
A 90-degree brass street elbow with 1-inch male and female threads rated for 200 psi
- 90-degree turn routes pipe around tight corners
- Brass construction resists corrosion in water systems
- 200 psi rating handles standard supply pressure
- Class 125 wall thickness meets common plumbing specs
- Male-to-female threads connect dissimilar fittings directly
Brass 90-Degree Street Elbow
This 90-degree street elbow redirects flow in plumbing systems using a 1-inch male-threaded end and a 1-inch female-threaded end. It is constructed from Class 125 red brass for corrosion resistance. The fitting suits installers who need a compact directional change in water or air lines. It is not for buyers who require a straight coupling or a different thread size.
Thermals Noise Power
As a passive brass fitting, this elbow generates no operational noise and draws no power. Temperature performance depends entirely on the fluid media and system pressure, rated up to 200 psi maximum operating pressure. The brass body conducts heat from the conveyed fluid without active cooling requirements. It does not suit systems exceeding the stated pressure class.
Included Accessories Software
The product ships as a single fitting with no bundled accessories, gaskets, or software. Installation requires compatible 1-inch threaded pipe or adapters and appropriate thread sealant supplied separately. California Proposition 65 warnings apply regarding chemical content known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. No installation tools or documentation are included in the package.
Highlights
- 90-degree turn routes pipe around tight corners
- Brass construction resists corrosion in water systems
- 200 psi rating handles standard supply pressure
- Class 125 wall thickness meets common plumbing specs
- Male-to-female threads connect dissimilar fittings directly
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1 in male and female threaded ends without cross-threading?
Start both threads by hand until they engage smoothly, then tighten with a wrench on the brass flats; forcing it before the threads seat is the step most people get wrong.
What maintenance will the red brass street elbow need over time?
Inspect the joint annually for green corrosion or weeping; re-apply thread sealant if seepage appears, but the brass body itself requires no scheduled replacement.
At what pressure does the Class 125 rating limit sustained use?
The fitting is rated for 200 psi maximum operating pressure; sustained pressure above that limit will cause leakage or failure first.
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