Dakota Sourcing 13023 90 Degree Copper Street Elbow

Product Description

The DAKOTA SOURCING 13023 is a 90-degree copper street elbow designed for sweat-solder plumbing connections. It features a fitting-by-copper (FTG x C) end configuration, with a 3/4-inch outer diameter and a 5/8-inch inner diameter. This fitting directs flow at a right angle within a copper piping system, eliminating the need for an additional union or coupling in tight-space installations. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters use street elbows when one end must insert directly into an adjacent fitting socket, reducing overall assembly length. The all-copper construction ensures corrosion resistance and long service life in both hot and cold water applications.

This street elbow is suited for residential and light commercial plumbing systems where copper tube is the primary distribution material. Typical installation scenarios include domestic water supply lines, in-wall rough-in work, and fixture branch connections where a compact directional change is required. The FTG x C end configuration makes it a direct in-line solution when transitioning from one fitting into the next without a pipe nipple in between.

Key Features

• 90-degree directional change for copper sweat-solder systems
• FTG x C (fitting by copper) end configuration for compact inline connections
• 3/4-inch outer diameter with 5/8-inch inner diameter
• All-copper construction for corrosion resistance in potable water lines
• Street elbow design eliminates need for an additional coupling or short pipe nipple

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitting for residential and commercial copper sweat-solder plumbing systems using 3/4-inch copper tube and compatible FTG x C fittings.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and the International Plumbing Code (IPC). Shut off the water supply and fully drain the line before cutting or soldering. Use proper flux, lead-free solder, and appropriate heat shielding when sweating the fitting. Never apply heat to a fitting with water or moisture present in the line, as this will prevent a sound solder joint.