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The NDL INDUSTRIES W2809 is a 90-degree long-radius copper street elbow with a FTG x C (fitting-to-copper) connection configuration in 3/8-inch size. Designed for sweat-soldered copper tubing systems, this fitting allows a direction change of 90 degrees while the long-radius geometry reduces flow restriction compared to short-radius elbows. The street end (FTG, or fitting end) slides directly into the socket of another fitting, eliminating the need for a short nipple between fittings. Plumbers and pipefitters use this elbow when routing domestic water, hydronic heating, or refrigerant lines in tight spaces where back-to-back fittings are required.
This street elbow is suited for residential and light commercial plumbing and hydronic applications where copper tube is the specified material. The 3/8-inch size is common in branch lines for domestic cold and hot water supply, as well as small-diameter refrigerant tubing applications. It is sold in a box quantity of 50 units, making it practical for service contractors and plumbing shops that need consistent stock of this commonly used fitting size.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-stock fitting for copper sweat systems using 3/8-inch nominal copper tubing in residential and commercial plumbing and hydronic installations.
Installation is performed by licensed plumbers or qualified pipefitters using standard sweat-soldering techniques in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and ASTM B32 solder specifications. Shut off and drain the water supply and allow all pipe sections to dry completely before soldering, as moisture in the line will prevent a sound joint. Clean both the FTG end of this fitting and the receiving socket with emery cloth and apply flux before heating; do not overheat copper fittings, as excessive heat can damage the fitting and burn off flux. Follow all local code requirements regarding lead-free solder for potable water systems.
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