1/2" x 20mm x 90 Degree PPR Female Elbow Pipe Fitting

Consider the material (PPR vs brass), the rated pressure, installation ease, and compatibility with your piping (female-threaded vs other connections). If budget, weight, or corrosion resistance is a concern, compare the exact specs on the Fepy product pages to see which offers better long-term performance for your setup.

Ideal for residential or commercial plumbing projects where a 90-degree turn is needed in a 1/2" PPR system—for example, redirecting water lines in tight kitchen or bathroom spaces, renovations, or repairs where space is limited.

For alternative connections, you might consider a 1/2" PPR Male Thread Elbow or a 1/2" PPR Female Thread Tee. Here are representative product pages on Fepy for comparison (verify exact availability on the site):

With proper installation and normal use, PPR/brass fittings offer long service life and corrosion resistance. Regularly inspect connections for leaks, avoid overtightening, and replace any damaged components to maintain performance.

PPR fittings are commonly used in modern plumbing and are designed to be safe for drinking water systems. If you’re using brass variants, ensure the product is lead-free and comply with local codes. Always verify NSF/UL certifications or equivalent for your region on the exact unit you buy.

The listing notes that it comes with all necessary components and accessories for installation, but exact items can vary by batch. Check the product package contents on the specific listing to confirm what’s included (e.g., seals, tapes, or adapters).

General steps: shut off water, cut and prepare the PPR pipe ends, clean debris, apply appropriate thread sealant or PTFE tape to the male threads if needed, thread the elbow onto the female ends by hand first, then tighten with a wrench to snug without overtightening, and finally test for leaks under pressure.

Yes, the product is described as suitable for hot and cold water applications. Verify the temperature rating on the exact unit you purchase and ensure compatibility with your local code requirements.

According to the listing, it supports water pressure up to 25 bar, making it suitable for typical high-pressure water systems.

The fitting is made from Polypropylene Random Copolymer (PPR), which is resistant to corrosion and suitable for hot and cold water systems.

The listing’s technical specs describe a PPR material, while the item bullets mention brass. Material details can vary by batch. Please double-check the product page or packaging to confirm whether this specific unit is PPR or brass before installation.

It’s a 1/2 inch female-threaded elbow fitting designed to change the direction of PPR pipe runs by 90 degrees, helping you navigate tight spaces or reroute plumbing lines without compromising flow.

Yes, it typically meets standards such as ISO 15874 for PPR piping systems, ensuring quality and reliability.

Yes, PPR fittings are resistant to many chemicals, making them suitable for use in environments where chemical exposure is possible.