Value Collection 819-020 Pvc 45 Elbow 2 in Sch 80 Fipt

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 819-020 is a Schedule 80 PVC 45-degree elbow fitting designed for threaded pipe assemblies in industrial, commercial, and plumbing systems. At 2 inches in size with female iron pipe thread (FIPT) connections on both ends, this fitting allows a controlled directional change in pressurized liquid lines. Schedule 80 PVC wall thickness provides greater pressure tolerance compared to Schedule 40, making it suitable for demanding service conditions. Weighing 0.89 pounds, the fitting is handled and installed by plumbers and pipefitters working on above-ground and in-wall piping systems.

This fitting is used wherever a 45-degree change of direction is required in a 2-inch PVC threaded pipe run. Typical applications include process piping, irrigation systems, chemical transfer lines, and general water distribution where PVC material is code-acceptable. The FIPT x FIPT end connections accept standard male-threaded pipe nipples or fittings on both sides, making it straightforward to integrate into existing threaded assemblies. It is commonly specified in light industrial and commercial plumbing where Schedule 80 PVC is preferred over metal pipe for corrosion resistance.

Key Features

• Schedule 80 PVC construction for higher pressure ratings compared to Schedule 40
• 2-inch fitting size compatible with standard 2-inch threaded pipe
• FIPT x FIPT end connections on both ends for male-threaded pipe or fittings
• 45-degree angle for gradual directional changes in pipe runs
• PVC material offers resistance to corrosion and many common chemicals

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install fitting for 2-inch Schedule 80 PVC threaded piping systems using standard FIPT connections.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers or qualified pipefitters. Shut off and depressurize the pipe system completely before removing or installing any threaded fittings. Apply an approved thread sealant or PTFE tape to the male threads before making up the joint; do not overtighten, as PVC threads can crack under excessive torque. Verify that PVC material is permitted by local plumbing code (IPC or applicable jurisdiction) for the intended service fluid and pressure.