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Anvil

Anvil 1103 galvanized malleable iron 90-degree street elbow 2" coupling

SKU CH-CJR6-P3EJ1

Galvanized malleable iron 90-degree street elbow with 2-inch NPT male and female ends rated for 300 psi at 150°F

  • 90-degree street elbow redirects flow in tight plumbing runs
  • Galvanized malleable iron resists corrosion for long service life
  • Class 150 rating suits standard Schedule 40 piping systems
  • 300 psi at 150 °F handles demanding pressure and temperature
  • Female and male NPT threads enable direct pipe-to-fitting connections

Product identity

The Anvil 1103 is a galvanized malleable iron 90-degree street elbow designed for piping systems. It connects a 2-inch female NPT thread to a 2-inch male NPT thread in a single fitting.

Installation check

Verify that your existing pipe uses Schedule 40 dimensions and NPT threads before ordering. The fitting is rated for Class 150 service with a maximum operating pressure of 300 psi at 150 degrees Fahrenheit.

Who this suits

This elbow suits installers needing a direct 90-degree transition between male and female NPT ends in two-inch pipe. It is not for systems requiring a different thread standard, a higher pressure class or a straight coupling instead of an elbow.

How it compares

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Price $39.99
Pricier than about 76% of the 2,955 comparable items (median $17.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameAnvil

Questions about this item

Does the Anvil 1103 street elbow come with any sealant or tape, or must I buy thread sealant separately?

The fitting is supplied alone. You will need to provide PTFE tape or pipe thread sealant for the NPT connections.

The spec lists Class 150 and Schedule 40 — which one determines the pressure rating I should design to?

Class 150 sets the 300 psi rating at 150 °F; Schedule 40 only defines the pipe wall thickness the elbow is made to join.

In a real installation, what does the 300 psi @ 150 °F figure actually limit?

It is the maximum operating pressure for the galvanized malleable iron body at that temperature; pressure must be lower if the system runs hotter.

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