Pro-source 90340001009 Cpvc 45 Elbow 6 in Sch 80

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 90340001009 is a 6-inch CPVC 45-degree elbow fitting rated for Schedule 80 service. It connects two sections of pipe at a 45-degree angle using slip-by-slip end connections, allowing solvent-cemented joints on both ends. CPVC construction makes this fitting suitable for hot and cold water distribution, chemical handling lines, and industrial piping systems where elevated temperature and pressure resistance are required. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install this fitting during new construction and retrofit work on Schedule 80 CPVC systems. At 7.58 pounds, the fitting is sized for serious flow applications in 6-inch diameter runs.

This elbow is used in residential and commercial plumbing systems, industrial process piping, and chemical distribution lines that specify Schedule 80 CPVC. The slip-by-slip end connections are compatible with standard 6-inch CPVC pipe and require appropriate CPVC solvent cement for installation. Typical applications include hot water supply headers, chemical transfer lines, and other systems where a 45-degree directional change is needed in a 6-inch CPVC run.

Key Features

• 45-degree elbow geometry for mid-angle directional changes in piping runs
• Schedule 80 wall thickness for elevated pressure and temperature service
• CPVC material provides resistance to corrosion, chlorinated water, and many industrial chemicals
• Slip-by-slip end connections on both ends for solvent-cemented joints
• 6-inch fitting size suits large-diameter commercial and industrial piping systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit component for Schedule 80 CPVC piping systems using 6-inch diameter pipe with slip-style end connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or pipefitter in accordance with applicable plumbing codes, including IPC and local jurisdiction requirements for CPVC piping. Shut off and depressurize the system completely before cutting into any existing line. Use only CPVC-rated solvent cement and primer; do not substitute PVC cement, as it is not rated for CPVC and will result in joint failure. Allow full solvent-cure time before pressurizing the system per the cement manufacturer's instructions.