Smith-Cooper 4318000050 Union Elbow 90° 1/2" 300 gal
A 90-degree union elbow with a 1/2-inch connection rated for 300 gallons
- 90-degree turn simplifies pipe routing in tight spaces
- 1/2 inch size fits standard residential plumbing connections
- 300-gallon rating handles high-volume water flow demands
- Smith-Cooper brand delivers reliable fitting performance
- New condition ensures clean, undamaged threads for leak-free installation
Plumbing Union Elbow 1/2
The Smith-Cooper 4318000050 is a 90-degree union elbow designed for 1/2-inch pipe connections. It carries a 300-gallon rating suitable for standard plumbing installations. The fitting is supplied new and was first listed by the manufacturer in 2022.
Replaces Worn Or Damaged Fittings
This elbow replaces a leaking or corroded union joint without requiring a full pipe replacement. The jump is worth it when the existing fitting shows seepage at the threads or the union nut no longer seals. A new union restores a reliable, removable connection point.
Threaded Union For Straightforward Assembly
The union design allows the two halves to be tightened by hand and finished with a wrench. What usually goes wrong is cross-threading the nut or over-tightening, which can crack the fitting body. Clean threads and proper sealant prevent most installation issues.
How it compares
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- Price $35.99
- Pricier than about 73% of the 2,955 comparable items (median $17.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | SMITH-COOPER |
Questions about this item
What pipe size does the 1/2" union elbow connect to?
The union elbow has 1/2 inch connections on both ends for matching pipe threads.
How do I install the union elbow without damaging the threads?
Apply thread sealant to the male threads, hand-tighten the union nut, then finish with a wrench without over-torquing the joint.
When should I replace the gasket inside the union elbow?
Replace the gasket if you see leaks at the union joint or whenever the fitting is disassembled for system maintenance.
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