90 Degree Elbow, Slip x FPT PVC Schedule 80 3" x 2" (807-338)

The 3" x 2" PVC Schedule 80 90 Degree Reducing Elbow (Slip x FPT) is a multi-function fitting that accomplishes three transitions in a single solvent-weld and threaded connection — changing flow direction by 90 degrees, reducing pipe diameter from 3" to 2", and transitioning from a solvent-weld slip socket to a female NPT threaded port. By consolidating what would otherwise require a standard elbow, a reducer bushing, and a threaded adapter into one fitting, the 807-338 simplifies system layout, reduces potential leak points, and minimizes installed length in tight-clearance piping configurations.

The 3" slip socket end bonds permanently to 3" Schedule 80 PVC pipe via solvent cement, while the 2" FPT port accepts any standard 2" male NPT threaded fitting, valve, or equipment connection. This makes the fitting particularly well-suited for locations where a large-diameter solvent-welded supply or process line turns a corner and connects directly into threaded equipment — pump bodies, strainer housings, valve inlets, and tank connections being the most common examples.

Manufactured to ASTM D2467 standards and listed under NSF/ANSI 14, this fitting is molded from dark gray Schedule 80 PVC compound, delivering the elevated pressure ratings, greater wall thickness, and broad chemical resistance that Schedule 80 specifications require. The result is a fitting built for demanding industrial, chemical, and commercial service environments where both pressure integrity and installation efficiency are priorities.

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Industries & Applications:

• Pump Systems — Connects a 3" solvent-welded suction or discharge line directly to a 2" threaded pump port at a 90-degree turn, consolidating elbow, reducer, and threaded adapter into a single fitting and minimizing the footprint of the pump connection assembly
• Chemical Processing — Used at equipment inlets, reactor vessel connections, and chemical transfer system termination points where a large-diameter process line must turn and reduce to a threaded equipment interface in a chemically aggressive environment
• Industrial Manufacturing — Applied in process piping where space constraints require a compact, multi-function fitting at directional changes involving both a size reduction and a transition from solvent-weld to threaded connections
• Municipal Water & Wastewater — Installed at valve bodies, metering equipment, and treatment system connections in pump stations and treatment facilities where Schedule 80 threaded fittings are specified for pressure and corrosion resistance
• Commercial Plumbing — Used in mechanical rooms at equipment connections where 3" supply lines transition to 2" threaded valve or equipment ports at directional changes, reducing the fitting count and potential leak points in the assembly
• Irrigation & Agricultural — Applied at pump discharge assemblies and filter station inlets where a 3" mainline turns and reduces to a 2" threaded connection at the equipment interface