Ashirvad Flowguard Plus CPVC 90? Elbow Brass bridges the gap between CPVC piping systems and threaded plumbing fixtures. This hybrid fitting features a CPVC socket connection on one end for solvent welding to CPVC pipes, and a brass female threaded connection on the other end for attaching taps, showers, geysers, and other threaded fixtures. The 90-degree configuration allows for right-angle transitions from pipe to fixture.
The brass threaded insert is securely molded into the CPVC body, creating a permanent, leak-resistant connection point. The corrosion-resistant brass ensures long-term reliability when connecting to metal fixtures, while the CPVC body maintains compatibility with the complete Flowguard Plus system. Essential for fixture connections, appliance hookups, and transitioning between CPVC and threaded components.
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
Specification
Details
Fitting Type
90? Brass Elbow (CPVC to Thread)
Body Material
CPVC with brass threaded insert
Maximum Temperature
93?C (200?F) continuous service
Pressure Rating
PN 15 (15 kg/cm? at 25?C)
Connections
Socket (solvent weld) + Female brass thread (FPT)
Standards
ASTM D2846, NSF certified
Recommended Applications
Fixture Connections: Connecting CPVC supply lines to taps, showers, and basin mixers
Geyser Installations: Hot and cold water connections to water heater threaded inlets/outlets
Appliance Hookups: Washing machines, dishwashers, and water purifier connections
Valve Mounting: Connecting CPVC pipes to threaded ball valves and shut-off valves
Tank Connections: Overhead tank outlet connections to distribution pipes
Fixture Supply Lines: Final connections from concealed piping to visible fixtures
Installation Guidelines
Pipe Preparation: Cut CPVC pipe squarely; deburr and chamfer at 10-15? angle
Socket Connection: Clean pipe end and socket; apply CPVC solvent cement; insert pipe with quarter turn and hold 30 seconds
Thread Preparation: Wrap brass female threads with 3-4 layers of PTFE tape in clockwise direction
Fixture Connection: Hand-tighten threaded fixture into brass insert; use wrench for final 1-2 turns; do not over-tighten
Testing: Allow 24 hours curing before pressurizing; check for leaks at both connections





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