#409-010 PVC STREET 90 Elbow - SxSp - 1"

- +
$3.37
  • Durable Construction: Made from high-quality polyvinyl chloride material, this 90-degree street elbow ensures long-lasting performance and resistance to wear and tear in various plumbing and irrigation systems.
  • Easy Installation: Features a simple socket x spigot (SxSp) design, making it easy to install directly into a fitting on one end and allows pipe to fit inside the other end to secure a leak-proof connection.
  • Size: Designed for 1" schedule 40, class 315. or class 200 pipe sizes, offering a perfect fit for standard systems that require a fitting for 90-degree directional changes.
  • Cost-Effective: Provides an affordable solution for piping systems while maintaining excellent quality and reliability.
  • Easy Installation: Simple to install and connect to existing piping systems, reducing installation time and labor.
  • When properly glued, Schedule 40 fittings are suitable for potable water systems and will easily handle working pressures of 140 psi @ 73°F.
  • Please Note: Water pressures above 80 psi can damage residential water distribution systems.
  • PVC has exellent chemical and corrosion resistance.
  • PVC is approved for underground use, but not indoor distribution.
    • \
  • PVC is a viable alternative to copper, galvanized, or polyethylene, and is often the least expensive option.
  • PVC fittings should never be used for compressed air or gas systems.

Related Pages

CPVC flutes
How to Make
a CPVC Flute CPVC elbow
CPVC Fittings Wet tap saddles for PVC and ABS pipe
Wet Tap Saddles PVC female hose adapter
PVC By Size Smart PVC check valve
PVC Check Valves PVC compression tee
PVC Compression Fittings pvc compression coupling
PVC Compression Couplings PVC pipe cutter
PVC Pipe Cutters PVC expansion coupling
PVC Expansion Couplings PVC cross fitting
PVC Fittings Black PVC nipple
PVC Nipples PVC fitting saver
PVC Fitting Savers PVC ball valve
PVC Valves Differences between PVC and CPVC
Differences Between PVC & CPVC Do you need PVC primer?
The Great PVC
Primer Debate
Copyright© 1995-2025 PlumbingSupply.com.
All Rights Reserved.