ERA 2" x 90 Degree PVC Elbow - Per Pcs

Yes, it is constructed from UV-stabilized PVC material that resists corrosion and wear over time.

Yes, it can handle temperatures up to approximately 140°F without compromising performance.

Yes, it is readily recyclable and designed with environmental protection in mind.

It can be used in water supply systems, drainage systems, underground pipelines, and irrigation projects.

Yes, it meets ANSI and NSF standards for plumbing fittings to ensure reliability in various applications.

Its lightweight design allows easy installation with minimal plumbing skills required.

It's a 90-degree PVC elbow fitting designed to connect two PVC pipes, enabling a clean 90° turn for drainage or wastewater piping in plumbing projects.

The elbow is made from durable PVC. Benefits include corrosion resistance, a long service life, and ease of recycling at end-of-life, along with reliable, watertight performance when properly installed.

PVC elbows come in various standard pipe sizes. Check the product options on the listing to select the matching socket size for your PVC pipes and use the appropriate cement and primer for a secure fit.

Typical installation steps: dry-fit to check alignment, cut and deburr the pipes square, clean the pipe and fitting surfaces, apply PVC primer, apply solvent cement to both the pipe and the fitting, insert fully, and hold briefly to allow the cement to set. Ensure the joint is properly aligned before cementing.

A proper solvent-weld joint with PVC primer and cement bonds the pipe to the elbow, forming a continuous, watertight connection when the parts are properly seated and cured per the adhesive manufacturer's guidelines.

Yes. The PVC elbow is designed for long-lasting use in drainage applications and is recyclable at end-of-life, supporting both durability and sustainability goals.

It's suitable for drainage and wastewater piping in residential or light commercial setups. It’s important to verify the suitability for potable water if required, as some PVC formulations are optimized for drainage rather than drinking water.

When cutting or modifying PVC, wear eye protection and gloves. Use proper ventilation if sanding or heating PVC. Store and handle fittings away from heat sources, and follow local safety guidelines for solvent-based cements.