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1-1/4" x 1" PVC 90° reducing insert elbow (insert x FIPT) shown close-up on a white background, textured PVC fitting.

1-1/4" x 1" PVC Insert Reducing Elbow, 90° (Insert x FIPT)

Brand: PVC
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$5.90
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SKU 1407168
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This 90° PVC reducing insert elbow provides a compact, reliable transition between 1-1/4" poly pipe and 1" female pipe threads. Engineered for polyethylene (PE) piping systems, the fitting offers chemical and corrosion resistance typical of durable PVC insert components and is suitable for irrigation and potable water applications when installed per local codes.

  • Material: Rigid PVC for chemical and corrosion resistance, suitable for outdoor irrigation and potable water lines.
  • Size & Connection: 1-1/4" (insert) x 1" (FIPT) — 90° reducing elbow for pipe-to-pipe transitions.
  • Standards: Conforms to ASTM D2609 and meets NSF requirements for many potable water applications.
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with polyethylene (PE) pipe and standard insert fittings; confirm pipe schedule and mating parts before installation.
  • Installation Notes: Follow manufacturer instructions for secure attachment—use appropriate clamps or the fitting’s locking features where applicable.

Ideal for irrigation, sprinkler systems, and other PE piping installations, this reducing elbow simplifies transitions while maintaining a secure, leak-resistant joint. Choose the correct clamps or follow the supplier’s recommended connection method for long-term performance. Available now in stock — select quantity and add to cart for fast fulfillment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What piping sizes does this reducing elbow connect?
This elbow connects 1-1/4" insert (for poly pipe) to 1" female pipe threads (FIPT).
Is this fitting certified for potable water?
Many versions meet NSF standards and ASTM D2609; verify specific certification on the supplier listing.
Do I need clamps when installing this insert fitting?
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions; some installations require clamps while others use a built-in locking feature.