CHARLOTTE PIPE
Schedule 80 Pvc 90-degree Elbow, Gray, Slip X Slip, 2 In.
Key Features
AI Generated- The 90‑degree slip‑x‑slip style offers versatile compatibility for various pipe sizes.
- Built in the USA, this elbow benefits from decades of industry expertise.
- Meets NSF and ANSI certifications, including ASTM D 1784 and NSF 61.
- The 2‑inch size provides a perfect match for common residential drain lines.
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The Charlotte Pipe Schedule 80 PVC 90-Degree Elbow is a durable plastic pipe fitting designed for pressure applications in plumbing systems. This gray elbow connects two pieces of 2-inch PVC pipe at a 90-degree angle using slip-socket connections, making it ideal for redirecting water flow in supply lines and other pressure applications where superior strength and durability are required.
Schedule 80 PVC pipe has a thicker wall than Schedule 40 pipe, delivering enhanced durability and resistance to pressure loads. Beyond structural strength, this fitting offers excellent sound-deadening qualities that minimize pipe vibrations and rattling during operation. The construction is lead-free. Installation is straightforward with primer and solvent cement, allowing for quick, secure assembly on the job site.
Features and Benefits
- Schedule 80 Construction: Thicker walls provide superior durability and pressure resistance compared to Schedule 40 fittings.
- Sound-Deadening Qualities: Minimizes vibrations and rattling in pipes during water flow.
- Easy Installation: Compatible with standard PVC primer and solvent cement for fast, reliable joints.
- Durable PVC Material: High tensile and impact strength for reliable performance.
- 90-Degree Angle: Slip x slip socket connections for efficient flow redirection.
- Pressure Application Ready: Built for use in demanding supply line and pressure systems.
Specifications
- Brand: Charlotte Pipe
- Model: PVC 08300 2000HA
- Size: 2 inch
- Connection Type: Slip x Slip
- Angle: 90 degrees
- Material: PVC
- Color: Gray
- Schedule: 80
- Lead-free: Yes
How to Use
- Installation requires the use of primer and solvent cement to create a secure, lasting joint between pipe segments.
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