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Spears 816-060 6" PVC Schedule 80 Socket Elbow, 22-1/2°

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Spears 816-060 6" PVC Schedule 80 Socket Elbow, 22-1/2°

The Spears 816-060 is a 6" PVC Schedule 80 socket elbow molded with a 22-1/2° bend, engineered for pressure-rated piping systems that require a gradual directional change without the flow disruption of a sharper 45° or 90° fitting. Built from rigid PVC for strong corrosion and chemical resistance, this socket-style (SOC) elbow solvent-welds directly into 6" Schedule 80 PVC pipe runs for a secure, permanent, leak-resistant joint. Its heavy-wall Schedule 80 construction gives it a higher pressure rating and greater mechanical strength than standard Schedule 40 fittings, making the 816-060 well suited to demanding industrial, commercial, and process piping applications where a durable, long-service-life fitting is required.

Key Features

  • Trade Size: 6" nominal pipe size, sized for high-volume PVC piping runs and large-diameter process lines.
  • Angle: 22-1/2° bend enables gradual directional changes in a pipe run while minimizing turbulence and pressure loss compared to sharper-angle elbows.
  • Durable PVC Construction: Molded PVC body resists corrosion, rust, and chemical attack, holding up well in wet, humid, or corrosive industrial environments.
  • Schedule 80 Wall Thickness: Heavier wall than Schedule 40 fittings, delivering a higher pressure rating and added mechanical strength for demanding piping systems.
  • Socket (SOC) Connections: Both ends are configured for solvent-weld socket connections, forming a permanent, leak-tight joint with 6" Schedule 80 PVC pipe.
  • Lightweight, Easy-Install Design: PVC construction is significantly lighter than comparable metal or iron elbows, simplifying handling, cutting, and installation in the field.
  • Dimensionally Consistent: Manufactured to standard Schedule 80 socket-elbow dimensions for reliable fit-up with other Schedule 80 PVC pipe and fittings.

Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Elbow
  • Product Size: 6

Typical Applications

  • Industrial and Commercial Process Piping Systems
  • Pressure-Rated Schedule 80 PVC Pipe Runs
  • Chemical Transfer and Wastewater Handling Lines
  • Large-Diameter Municipal and Plant Piping Retrofits
  • Piping Systems Requiring Gradual Directional Changes

Why Spears?

Spears is a recognized manufacturer of PVC and CPVC piping products engineered for long-term reliability in demanding fluid-handling systems. The 816-060's Schedule 80 PVC construction, precise 22-1/2° bend, and socket-weld configuration reflect Spears' focus on consistent, dimensionally accurate fittings that contractors and engineers can depend on for durable, leak-free piping systems built to hold up under continuous industrial and commercial use.

Product Specs

Department:
Plumbing
Product Group:
PVC & CPVC Fittings
Product Subgroup:
Pipe Fittings
Product Type:
Elbow
Product Size:
6

Spears 816-060 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Spears 816-060 elbow connect to 6 inch Schedule 80 PVC pipe without adapters?
Yes. The 816-060 is a 6 inch nominal fitting with socket (SOC) ends on both sides, so it solvent-welds straight onto 6 inch Schedule 80 PVC pipe. No threading, no adapters, no gaskets. You cut the pipe square, deburr, prime and cement, and the joint is permanent. If your run is threaded on one end, you would need a separate transition fitting because both ends here are socket.
2) When should I use a 22-1/2 degree PVC elbow instead of a 45 or 90?
Use the 22-1/2 degree bend when you need a shallow course correction in a run, for example easing a large-diameter line around an obstruction or matching a slight grade change, without the turbulence and pressure loss a sharper fitting introduces. Two of them stacked give you a 45. If you need a hard turn at a wall or into a riser, a 45 or 90 elbow is the right fitting instead. The Spears 816-060 covers only the 22-1/2 degree case in 6 inch.
3) Can I use a Schedule 80 PVC elbow on a Schedule 40 line?
Dimensionally, yes. Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 PVC share the same outside diameters at a given nominal size, so a 6 inch Schedule 80 socket elbow accepts 6 inch Schedule 40 pipe. What you do not get is a Schedule 80 pressure rating for the system, because the system is only as strong as the thinner-wall Schedule 40 pipe. The heavier wall on the 816-060 buys you mechanical strength at the fitting itself, which is why people run it at pumps, valves and other areas that take abuse.
4) Is a gray PVC Schedule 80 elbow suitable for chemical transfer and wastewater lines?
The 816-060 is rigid PVC, which resists corrosion, rust and chemical attack, and it is used on chemical transfer and wastewater handling lines as well as general industrial process piping. PVC has temperature limits that CPVC does not, so for hot process fluid a CPVC fitting is the better call. For ambient and cool-water chemical service, PVC Schedule 80 is the normal choice.
5) Can this elbow be taken apart later if the layout changes?
No. Socket ends mean a solvent-welded joint, which is permanent. Once the cement sets you are cutting the fitting out to change it. If you need a serviceable break in a 6 inch Schedule 80 run, plan a union or a flanged connection at that point instead of relying on the elbow.
6) Will the Spears 816-060 fit up with other brands of Schedule 80 PVC fittings?
It is molded to standard Schedule 80 socket elbow dimensions, so it fits up with Schedule 80 PVC pipe and fittings built to the same dimensional standard regardless of who made the adjoining piece. That matters on retrofits into existing large-diameter plant and municipal lines, where you rarely know who supplied the original fittings.
7) Do I need pipe supports for a 6 inch PVC elbow, or can it hang off the pipe?
Support it. PVC is much lighter than a comparable metal or iron elbow, which makes a 6 inch fitting easy to handle on site, but the run still needs hangers and the fitting should not be carrying unsupported weight or taking the load from a direction change. Support either side of the 816-060 so the solvent-welded joints are not stressed in service.
How fast can I get the Spears 816-060 delivered?
Most orders ship the same day from our distribution partners, with quick delivery throughout the continental U.S. Need it urgently? Contact Us for expedited shipping options.
Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.
Does the Spears 816-060 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Spears 816-060 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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