Hey DIYers and plumbers, need to make a tight turn in your PVC pipe run?

This ERA Schedule 40 PVC 90-Degree Elbow is a basic but essential fitting you'll probably need.

It's made for standard 4-inch Schedule 40 pipe, which is common in a lot of residential and light commercial plumbing for drains, vents, and some water lines.

The 90-degree angle lets you redirect your pipe line perfectly around corners.

It's made from solid, rigid PVC that's tough and resists corrosion.

The connection type is a socket, which means you'll need to use PVC primer and cement to solvent-weld it onto the ends of your pipes for a permanent, leak-proof seal – it's not a push-fit or threaded fitting.

A big plus is that it's NSF compliant, which means it's certified safe for use in potable water systems, so you can use it with confidence for freshwater applications.

Just keep in mind it has a maximum temperature rating of 130°F, so it's fine for cold water and most hot water lines, but don't use it for super-high-temp stuff.

Whether you're building a new drain line for a sink, setting up an irrigation manifold, or doing any project that requires a durable, reliable directional change in your PVC system, this elbow is a simple, affordable part that does its job well.

Just grab your PVC glue and you're set.