Asc Engineered Solutions 306001603 Cast Iron 90 Elbow 6 in

Product Description

The ASC ENGINEERED SOLUTIONS 306001603 is a 6-inch flanged, short-radius 90-degree elbow cast from gray iron and finished in a black coating. This fitting redirects flow in tight-clearance piping runs where a long-radius elbow will not fit. The 125 pressure class flanged ends bolt directly to mating flanges without additional adapters. At 73 pounds, this is a heavy-duty industrial fitting intended for commercial and industrial piping systems. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install this type of component in hydronic, process, fire-suppression, and general water service piping.

This short-radius 90-degree elbow is suited to commercial and industrial applications where space constraints prevent the use of long-radius fittings. The flanged 125-class connection pattern makes it a fit for buried, exposed, or mechanical-room piping systems carrying water, non-corrosive liquids, or low-pressure steam. Domestically manufactured, it is appropriate for projects that require domestic-origin materials. A pipefitter or licensed plumber handles installation in new construction, retrofit, or repair scenarios.

Key Features

• Short-radius 90-degree geometry for tight-clearance directional changes in 6-inch piping runs
• Class 125 flanged ends for direct bolt-up to mating flanges without adapters
• Cast iron construction provides durability in commercial and industrial piping environments
• Black coating for corrosion resistance and finished appearance
• Domestically manufactured
• Heavy-duty at 73 pounds — suited for permanent, fixed piping installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation fitting for 6-inch Class 125 flanged cast iron piping systems in commercial and industrial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed pipefitter or journeyman plumber. Shut off system pressure and drain the line before breaking any flanged connection. Torque flange bolts evenly in a cross pattern to the gasket and flange manufacturer specifications using appropriate flange gasket material for the service fluid. Follow applicable IPC and local mechanical codes for pressure-class ratings and inspection requirements.