Value Collection BD-16626 Cpvc 90 Degree Elbow 2 Inch

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-16626 is a 2-inch CPVC 90-degree elbow fitting designed for hot and cold water distribution, industrial process piping, and chemical handling systems where chlorinated polyvinyl chloride is the specified pipe material. The fitting uses slip x slip end connections, accepting solvent-cemented CPVC pipe on both ends. CPVC construction provides elevated temperature and pressure resistance compared to standard PVC, making it a common choice in residential and light commercial plumbing systems. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install this type of elbow to make square directional changes in CPVC piping runs without threading or mechanical fasteners.

This 90-degree elbow is suited for residential potable water supply lines, commercial hot water distribution, and industrial fluid handling applications where CPVC is code-approved. The slip x slip configuration is standard for solvent-cement installation and is compatible with Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 CPVC pipe at the 2-inch nominal size. It is appropriate for both new construction rough-in and retrofit work in systems requiring a 90-degree change of direction.

Key Features

• CPVC material rated for higher service temperatures than standard PVC
• 90-degree elbow geometry for square directional changes in piping runs
• Slip x slip end connections accept solvent-cement bonding on both ends
• 2-inch nominal fitting size for standard 2-inch CPVC pipe
• Lightweight construction for easy handling and installation overhead or in tight spaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install fitting for 2-inch nominal CPVC piping systems using solvent-cement slip connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable IPC or local plumbing code requirements. Shut off the water supply and depressurize the line before cutting into any existing piping. Clean and deburr pipe ends, apply CPVC-compatible primer and solvent cement per the cement manufacturer's instructions, and allow full cure time before pressurizing the system. Do not use PVC solvent cement in place of CPVC-rated cement.