Kraloy 078622 1-Inch 90° PVC Elbow, Sch 80, SPxSP

Yes. The Kraloy 80STD1090 is a 1 inch, 90 degree Schedule 80 PVC elbow with plain socket ends on both sides (SPxSP), made for solvent welding to nonmetallic conduit. Both ends are plain for use with nonmetallic solvent weld fittings, so no threading or adapters are involved. Match it to 1 inch Schedule 80 PVC conduit and standard PVC conduit cement.

The Kraloy 80STD1090 elbow is approved for exposed, concrete encased and direct burial applications. That covers the three places a 1 inch PVC run normally goes: above grade on a wall, in a slab or duct bank pour, or buried in the trench.

Schedule 80 is the heavier wall. The Kraloy 80STD1090 is made from impact resistant Schedule 80 rigid nonmetallic PVC, which is what gets specified where the raceway is exposed to physical damage: risers up a wall, parking garages, bridges and tunnels, car washes, street and highway lighting. Schedule 40 is the lighter wall used where damage is not a concern. Note the two are not interchangeable in bore, so an all Schedule 80 run should use Schedule 80 fittings throughout.

Yes, that is a core use for nonmetallic conduit. Kraloy lists the 80STD1090 elbow for water and sewage treatment plants, food processing plants, pulp and paper, steel mills, mines, marinas, fish plants and agricultural work. PVC does not rust, which is why it replaces steel elbows in wet and chemically aggressive areas.

Order it as Kraloy 80STD1090, manufacturer part number 78622. It is a single configuration, 1 inch, 90 degrees, socket by socket, Schedule 80, so there is no size or finish choice to specify.

No. The elbow ships as the fitting only, with two plain solvent weld sockets. You supply the PVC conduit cement, and you will need couplings only if you are joining to a cut length rather than belling straight into the socket.