Need help finding plumbing part
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A sea K
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If you dont mind grey then you should be able to find it in the electrical conduit section. AFAIK all electrical pvc is sch 80. Gotta ask, why do you need sch 80? The 40 is almost always more than adequate for our needs and I find 80 to be quite a bit more flow restrictive.
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Sierra_Bravo
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That Zoro web site always surprises me by how much they have. Nice find! Except I think he was looking for 1": (EDIT- it's FNPT x MNPT, not socket.)
https://www.zoro.com/banjo-street-elbow-90-deg-1-in-poly-blk-sl100-90/i/G0269884/#specifications
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A sea K
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Maybe not? I've been scouring my usual sources and no luck.
Brad Miller
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https://www.pvcfittingsonline.com/807-010-1-schedule-80-pvc-ell-slip-x-fipt.html
Just use a close nipple.
Schedule 80 is for higher pressure and typically not threaded in the fitting you're looking for since it would reduce the wall thickness
Just use a close nipple.
Schedule 80 is for higher pressure and typically not threaded in the fitting you're looking for since it would reduce the wall thickness
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A sea K
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That one is 1/2 inch OP needs it to be 1 inch
Dr. Dendrostein
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One of my summer jobs was working at a hardware store that carries schedule 80 fittings PVC. I've seen them all and I don't remember that one and so, what I would recommend if you came to me at the hardware store looking for that fitting, i would recommend schedule 80 elbow threaded by slip on each ends and use schedule 80 close nipple and that would work too. And of course 1"
Dr. Dendrostein
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This fitting with male adapter
1" Schedule 80 PVC Street 90 Elbow, 809-010
Glue this to elbow,
1" Schedule 80 PVC Male Adaptor MPT x Socket, 836-010
My tablet not letting me do screenshots
If can't find in one fitting, this one above this the way. Clean look still
