Schedule 40 DWV Sanitary Elbow, 90-Degree, PVC, 2 In.
Key Features
AI Generated- Install the hubbed fitting from Brinkmann's and cut labor costs.
- Weighing only 0.3 lb, the fitting is easy to handle and position.
- Operates safely below 140 °F, ideal for typical residential DWV use.
- Compatible with 2-inch DWV pipe, reducing the need for adapters.
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Discover the 2‑inch PVC Schedule 40 DWV sanitary elbow, a precision‑engineered fitting that joins pipe runs at a perfect right angle. Constructed from high‑impact polyvinyl chloride, this component resists corrosion and delivers long‑term performance in drainage, waste and vent systems. Its hub‑type ends slide easily onto matching pipe schedules, creating a leak‑free seal without the need for additional couplings.
Why it matters: This elbow streamlines installation by reducing the number of fittings required, which saves labor time and lowers overall project costs. Its sturdy wall thickness handles the pressures typical of non‑potable water distribution, giving you confidence in every connection.
Key Features & Benefits:- 2‑Inch Nominal Size: Fits standard 2‑in. DWV pipe runs, simplifying inventory management.
- 90‑Degree Turn: Provides a clean, space‑saving direction change ideal for tight wall or floor cavities.
- Schedule 40 Construction: Offers the industry‑approved wall thickness for reliable strength in drainage applications.
- PVC Material: Lightweight, rust‑free and compatible with a wide range of chemical‑resistant sealants.
- Hub‑End Design: Enables quick, tool‑free assembly while maintaining NSF‑certified safety standards.
Final Thoughts: Choose this Charlotte Pipe sanitary elbow for projects that demand durability, ease of installation, and compliance with plumbing codes. Its resilient PVC build and schedule‑40 rating ensure a dependable fit in any DWV network, making it a go‑to solution for residential and commercial construction.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including titanium dioxide and carbon black which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov