Charlotte Pipe Abs 00300 0600HA 1-1/2 in 90 Deg Dwv Elbow

Product Description

The CHARLOTTE PIPE FOUNDRY CO. ABS 00300 0600HA is a 1-1/2 inch, 90-degree elbow fitting designed for ABS drain, waste, and vent (DWV) piping systems. It connects hub to hub using solvent weld joints and redirects piping flow by 90 degrees, equivalent to a 1/4 bend. The fitting is molded from ABS plastic and finished in black. It is rated for non-pressure DWV applications only, with a maximum working pressure of 5 psi. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install this fitting during rough-in of residential and light commercial drain and vent systems.

This elbow is used in DWV installations to route wastewater away from plumbing fixtures and to support air circulation within drainage piping networks. It is suited for residential bathroom, kitchen, and utility drain lines as well as light commercial DWV rough-in work. The hub x hub configuration accepts standard 1-1/2 inch ABS pipe on both ends and is solvent welded in place without the use of primer. Do not use primer with ABS solvent cement connections on this fitting.

Key Features

• 90-degree directional change, equivalent to a 1/4 bend, for DWV drain and vent routing
• Hub x hub end configuration accepts 1-1/2 inch ABS pipe on both ends
• Solvent weld connection — no primer required or permitted with ABS
• ABS construction, black color, suitable for concealed and exposed DWV piping
• Supports air circulation in drainage piping per DWV system design
• Non-pressure rating only; maximum working pressure of 5 psi

Compatibility

Designed for use in ABS DWV piping systems handling wastewater removal from plumbing fixtures in residential and light commercial applications. Compatible with standard 1-1/2 inch ABS DWV pipe using solvent weld connections.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber following applicable plumbing code requirements such as the IPC or local adopted equivalents. Shut off the water supply and ensure the drain line is clear before cutting into existing piping. Use ABS solvent cement only — do not apply primer to ABS fittings, as primer is not compatible with ABS material. Ensure full hub engagement and adequate cure time before restoring flow to the system.