The B&K Products 510-154HN Galvanized 90° Reducing Elbow is a high-quality malleable iron fitting designed for durability and versatility in plumbing and industrial applications. Engineered with a zinc-coated galvanized finish, this elbow provides superior rust protection, ensuring long-lasting performance even in demanding environments. Its reducing design allows seamless connection between two pipes of different diameters while maintaining a precise 90° angle for directional changes.

This fitting is ideal for potable water systems, compressed air lines, refrigeration setups, and various DIY projects requiring a strong, corrosion-resistant joint. Built to meet rigorous industry standards, it offers reliability and safety for both residential and commercial installations.

Key Features

• Material: Galvanized malleable iron with zinc coating for corrosion resistance.
• Design: 90° reducing elbow connects two male-ended pipes of different sizes.
• Threading: Female Iron Pipe (FIP) connections comply with ANSI/ASME B1.20.1 standards.
• Pressure Rating: Works up to 500 PSI at 150°F; maximum pressure 300 PSI.
• Temperature Range: -20°F to 347°F operating capability.
• Durability: 150-lb class malleable fittings for strength and longevity.
• Seal Integrity: Relative softness of metal ensures a secure, leak-proof seal.
• Certifications: Meets NSF/ANSI 61 and NSF/ANSI 372 standards for potable water safety.

Applications

• Hot and cold water systems
• Refrigeration and sprinkler systems
• Compressed air lines
• Fuel systems (gasoline, diesel, alcohol)
• Drainage and general plumbing
• DIY industrial-style projects

Specifications

• Model: 510-154HN
• Inlet Diameter: 1"
• Outlet Diameter: 3/4"
• Connection Type: FIP x FIP
• Product Dimensions: Length 2.36", Height 1.81", Width 2.13"
• Weight: 0.494 lbs
• Working Pressure: 232 PSI
• Maximum Pressure: 300 PSI
• Working Temperature: 77°F
• Minimum Temperature: -20°F
• Maximum Temperature: 347°F
• Warranty: 1-year limited
• Brand: Southland
• Standards: NSF/ANSI 61, NSF/ANSI 372, AB 1953