Sch40 90° STREET ELBOW (SPIG x SOC)
Sch40 90° STREET ELBOW (SPIG x SOC)

Sch40 90° STREET ELBOW (SPIG x SOC)

Product Overview

When irrigation systems face installation delays due to missing specialty fittings, the risk of project backlogs and turf damage increases rapidly. During the peak of the summer heat or the rush of the spring season, any downtime caused by poor plumbing configurations leads to frustrated crews and potential plant loss. Supply chain fluctuations mean that keeping high demand inventory on your truck is the only way to avoid the stress of backlogged orders. By securing your stock of Lesso Schedule 40 Street Elbows now, you ensure your jobs stay on schedule and your installations remain leak free through the busiest months of the year.

The Lesso Schedule 40 90 degree street elbow provides a critical technical advantage by allowing a direct connection from a female socket to a male fitting without the need for additional pipe segments. This spigot by socket design reduces the number of joints in your system, which minimizes labor time and significantly lowers the risk of future leak points. Using these professional grade fittings compared to standard elbows allows your crews to navigate tight valve boxes and manifold spaces with greater precision. Investing in high quality PVC fittings helps you maintain a competitive edge by reducing callbacks and ensuring long term system integrity for your clients.

Product Specifications

Specification Detail
Material High Grade Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Connection Type Spigot x Socket (Street)
Angle 90 Degrees
Schedule Rating Schedule 40
Color White
Manufacturer Lesso
Standards Compliance ASTM D1784 and ASTM D2466
Price $7.49

Available Models & Sizes

This specific Lesso configuration is available in a variety of common nominal diameters to match standard PVC piping used in the field. While the featured model is designed for high pressure irrigation applications, please contact our sales team for a full list of available sizes or bulk pricing for large scale projects.

Key Features

  • Spigot and solvent weld socket design permits direct connection to existing fittings.
  • Built from heavy duty Schedule 40 PVC for reliable pressure handling.
  • 90 degree profile designed for precise alignment in confined trench or box spaces.
  • Resistant to corrosion and chemical degradation from common fertilizers.
  • Smooth internal walls reduce friction loss and improve overall flow efficiency.
  • Meets ASTM standards to ensure consistent dimensional tolerances across all units.

Common Applications

  • Commercial landscape irrigation systems
  • Residential lawn and garden systems
  • Sports turf and golf course maintenance
  • Municipal parks and public spaces
  • Greenhouse and nursery operations
  • Potable water supply systems

Installation Notes

Always use a high quality PVC primer and solvent cement that matches the pipe size and schedule for a secure bond. Ensure the spigot end is fully seated into the mating fitting and allow for the manufacturer recommended cure time before pressure testing the line. All installations must comply with local plumbing codes and the specific requirements of the irrigation design plan.

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Product Overview

When irrigation systems face installation delays due to missing specialty fittings, the risk of project backlogs and turf damage increases rapidly. During the peak of the summer heat or the rush of the spring season, any downtime caused by poor plumbing configurations leads to frustrated crews and potential plant loss. Supply chain fluctuations mean that keeping high demand inventory on your truck is the only way to avoid the stress of backlogged orders. By securing your stock of Lesso Schedule 40 Street Elbows now, you ensure your jobs stay on schedule and your installations remain leak free through the busiest months of the year.

The Lesso Schedule 40 90 degree street elbow provides a critical technical advantage by allowing a direct connection from a female socket to a male fitting without the need for additional pipe segments. This spigot by socket design reduces the number of joints in your system, which minimizes labor time and significantly lowers the risk of future leak points. Using these professional grade fittings compared to standard elbows allows your crews to navigate tight valve boxes and manifold spaces with greater precision. Investing in high quality PVC fittings helps you maintain a competitive edge by reducing callbacks and ensuring long term system integrity for your clients.

Product Specifications
Specification Detail
Material High Grade Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Connection Type Spigot x Socket (Street)
Angle 90 Degrees
Schedule Rating Schedule 40
Color White
Manufacturer Lesso
Standards Compliance ASTM D1784 and ASTM D2466
Price $7.49
Available Models & Sizes

This specific Lesso configuration is available in a variety of common nominal diameters to match standard PVC piping used in the field. While the featured model is designed for high pressure irrigation applications, please contact our sales team for a full list of available sizes or bulk pricing for large scale projects.

Key Features
  • Spigot and solvent weld socket design permits direct connection to existing fittings.
  • Built from heavy duty Schedule 40 PVC for reliable pressure handling.
  • 90 degree profile designed for precise alignment in confined trench or box spaces.
  • Resistant to corrosion and chemical degradation from common fertilizers.
  • Smooth internal walls reduce friction loss and improve overall flow efficiency.
  • Meets ASTM standards to ensure consistent dimensional tolerances across all units.
Common Applications
  • Commercial landscape irrigation systems
  • Residential lawn and garden systems
  • Sports turf and golf course maintenance
  • Municipal parks and public spaces
  • Greenhouse and nursery operations
  • Potable water supply systems
Installation Notes

Always use a high quality PVC primer and solvent cement that matches the pipe size and schedule for a secure bond. Ensure the spigot end is fully seated into the mating fitting and allow for the manufacturer recommended cure time before pressure testing the line. All installations must comply with local plumbing codes and the specific requirements of the irrigation design plan.