90 Degree Elbow
The 90 Degree Elbow category features a wide range of plumbing fittings designed to change the direction of flow in a piping system by 90 degrees. These fittings are essential in plumbing and irrigation systems, allowing for efficient routing around obstacles and corners while maintaining a consistent flow rate.
Our selection of 90 Degree Elbows includes various sizes and materials to suit different applications and preferences. From PVC to brass, each elbow is durable and corrosion-resistant for long-lasting performance. Whether you need a 10-inch or 12-inch elbow, slip or threaded connections, we have the right fit for your project.
The 90 Degree Elbows are easy to install, requiring minimal tools and expertise. Simply connect the elbow between two pipes to redirect the flow and maintain a secure connection. With their precision design and high-quality construction, these PVC fittings ensure leak-free operation and optimal performance.
Ideal for both residential and commercial settings, 90 Degree Elbows are versatile components that can be used in a variety of plumbing systems, including HVAC, water supply, and drainage. Their compact size and efficient design make them a cost-effective solution for configuring complex pipe layouts with tight spaces or sharp turns.
Shop our 90 Degree Elbow category to find the perfect fit for your plumbing project. With our diverse selection and competitive prices, you can trust that you are getting top-quality fittings that meet your specific needs and exceed your expectations.
Shop Class 125 PVC 90 Degree Elbows
Our Class 125 PVC Pipe 90 Degree Elbow options offer durable, right-angle changes for irrigation, municipal water, drainage, and industrial fluid-handling systems. Crafted from rigid, corrosion-resistant PVC, these lightweight fittings feature smooth interiors that limit friction loss around bends. Our current stock covers 10-inch and 12-inch street elbows with Slip x Slip connections, giving contractors compact solutions for large-diameter layouts.
Match the nominal size and connection style to your system before you place your order. Do not automatically assume that every Class 125 elbow is rated for 125 PSI at 73°F; check the individual SKU, since ratings can range by size and service conditions. Clean and dry-fit each joint, then carefully follow the manufacturer instructions for using primer and PVC cement. After the cement has fully cured, pressure-test the system and look for leaks.
Compare our available SKUs, or contact the Maxx Supply team for product guidance or custom quotes on bulk orders.
