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Spears 1407-211 PVC 90° Reducing Elbow 1-1/2" x 1"

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$6.73
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SKU 1407211
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Spears 1407-211 is a durable PVC 90° reducing elbow designed to join 1-1/2" IPS (insert) pipe to a 1" female threaded (FIPT) connection. This compact reducing elbow is commonly used in irrigation and general PVC piping to change direction while stepping down pipe size. The part is identified by SKU 1407-211 and is specified as an insert x FIPT reducing 90° elbow manufactured for standard PVC systems.

  • Brand & Part: Spears, item number 1407-211 (SKU 1407211).
  • Material: Rigid PVC construction suitable for standard PVC piping and irrigation use.
  • Size: 1-1/2" IPS (insert) x 1" FIPT (female pipe thread) — reducing 90° elbow.
  • Joint Type: Insert x FIPT connection — insert end for IPS pipe, other end female threaded for male pipe or fittings.
  • Common Uses: Irrigation systems, sprinkler manifolds, and general PVC plumbing where a size reduction and 90° turn are required.
  • Inventory & Availability: Single-SKU variant (1407211) — check product page for current stock and quantity pricing.

Installation: follow standard PVC joining practices and local plumbing or irrigation codes. For the insert end, use the appropriate solvent cement or recommended joining method for your pipe system; thread connections should be sealed with approved pipe thread sealant or PTFE tape. Always confirm compatibility with system pressure requirements and local regulations before installation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What pipe sizes does this fitting connect?
This reducing elbow connects 1-1/2" IPS (insert) pipe to 1" FIPT (female threaded) pipe or fittings.
What material is the 1407-211 made from?
The fitting is molded from rigid PVC, suitable for typical irrigation and PVC piping applications.
What joint types are on each end of the elbow?
One end is an IPS insert for solvent joining; the other end is female pipe thread (FIPT) for threaded connections.
Can I use this fitting in irrigation systems?
Yes. It is commonly used in irrigation and sprinkler piping; verify local codes and system pressure requirements before use.