CPVC Street Elbow, 3/4 Spigot x Slip

This American Granby CPVC street elbow in 3/4" offers a space-saving way to turn a corner without an extra coupling. Its spigot-by-slip design lets one end insert directly into another fitting while the other accepts pipe, making for compact, efficient plumbing layouts in the tight spots that water-treatment installs so often demand. When room is scarce, a street elbow can be the difference between a clean run and a crowded tangle of fittings.

The street elbow advantage

A standard elbow needs a length of pipe and an extra socket to connect to another fitting. A street elbow, by contrast, has a spigot (male) end that plugs straight into the next fitting's socket, eliminating that extra joint and saving valuable space. That advantage is especially welcome in the cramped quarters around water-treatment equipment, where valves, filters, and softeners often leave little room to work, and where every joint you remove is one fewer place a leak can ever start. Fewer joints also means a quicker install and less cement to cure before testing.

• CPVC street elbow from American Granby
• 3/4" spigot x slip configuration
• Spigot end inserts directly into another fitting
• Saves space and reduces the number of joints
• Corrosion-resistant CPVC for hot and cold water
• Lightweight at roughly 0.06 lbs

Both connections are solvent-welded with appropriate CPVC cement for strong, permanent, leak-tight results that handle hot and cold water alike. In water-treatment plumbing, where space around equipment is frequently limited, street elbows help you make clean directional changes without crowding the layout or padding the job with unnecessary fittings, which keeps the finished work both serviceable and good-looking.

Keep a few 3/4" CPVC street elbows on hand and you will have a tidy, reliable solution whenever pipe runs need to turn in close quarters during a build or repair. It is the kind of fitting experienced installers reach for when a standard elbow simply will not fit, and one that quietly earns its keep on tight jobs. With one fewer joint to cut, cement, and inspect, the street elbow speeds the work while keeping the finished plumbing compact and clean.