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182W82 - 1/4 Inch NPT Brass Street Elbow 90 Degree (Pack of 2)

Packaging: pack of 2
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OVERVIEW

Industrial Grade 1/4" NPT Brass Street Elbows

The 1/4" Brass Street Elbow (90 Degree) is a staple component in industrial Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO). Designed for durability and precision, this fitting allows for efficient routing of pipelines in confined spaces where standard fittings would be too bulky. This product comes as a pack of 2, ensuring you have the necessary stock for immediate repairs or small-scale fabrication tasks.

Technical Superiority and Design

Manufactured from solid brass stock, these fittings offer superior machinability and finish compared to cast alternatives. The threads are cut to strict National Pipe Taper (NPT) standards, ensuring a tight, pressure-resistant seal when used with appropriate thread sealants (such as PTFE tape or pipe dope). The 1/4" size is a standard specification across pneumatic and hydraulic systems, making this street elbow a versatile addition to any maintenance inventory.

The Street Elbow Advantage

The defining feature of a street elbow is its Male NPT x Female NPT connection style. In complex industrial assemblies, space is often at a premium. A standard elbow requires a nipple to connect to another female port, adding length and an extra joint. The street elbow connects directly, effectively acting as both an elbow and a nipple. This is particularly useful in:

  • Compressor Assemblies: Routing air lines from the tank to regulators or dryers.
  • Gas Manifolds: Connecting valves or gauges at 90-degree angles to the main header.
  • Instrumentation: Positioning gauges for better visibility without extending them too far from the process line.

Material Properties

Brass is chosen for its balanced properties of strength, ductility, and corrosion resistance. Unlike carbon steel, it does not rust when exposed to moisture, and it offers better durability than plastic fittings. It is suitable for low-to-medium pressure service in non-corrosive environments and is compatible with water, oil, gas, and compressed air. These fittings are designed to withstand the vibration and thermal cycling common in industrial environments.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:pack of 2
Brand:Generic
Material:Brass
Thread Size:1/4" NPT
Fitting Type:Street Elbow
Angle:90 Degree
Connection Type:Male NPT x Female NPT

INCLUDED

  • 2 x 1/4" Brass 90-Degree Street Elbows

APPLICATIONS

  • Pneumatic systems and air compressor piping
  • Gas manifolds and distribution lines
  • Water and coolant plumbing
  • Instrumentation and gauge mounting
  • Hydraulic low-pressure return lines
  • Automotive fluid systems

FAQ

A standard elbow has female threads on both ends, requiring a nipple to connect to another female fitting. A street elbow has one male end and one female end, allowing it to connect directly to a female port without an extra nipple.

1/4" NPT refers to the thread size standard (National Pipe Taper). It denotes the nominal pipe size, not the actual physical diameter. A 1/4" NPT fitting has an outer diameter of approximately 0.54 inches.

Yes, brass is commonly used for natural gas and propane applications. However, always check your local codes and ensure the pressure rating is suitable for your specific system.

Yes, NPT threads are tapered and require a thread sealant like PTFE tape or pipe dope to create a leak-proof seal.

Generally, standard brass fittings are rated for low to medium pressures (often up to 1000 PSI depending on the wall thickness, but usually lower for gas). They are typically not recommended for high-pressure hydraulic power applications.

Brass has excellent corrosion resistance to water and is widely used in plumbing. However, it can be susceptible to dezincification in certain harsh water conditions or if exposed to high concentrations of chlorine.

This product is sold as a pack of 2 elbows.

You must check if the brass is 'lead-free' compliant if using for potable water. Standard industrial brass may contain trace amounts of lead and is often intended for non-potable industrial use.