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Product Specs
- Body Material:
- FRPP
- Connection Type:
- No Hub
- Fitting Name:
- 90 Degree Elbow
- Series:
- 90 Elbows Blueline FRPP NH
- Wall Thickness:
- 0.22 IN
- Department:
- Plumbing
- Product Group:
- Plumbing
- Product Subgroup:
- Valves
- Product Type:
- General Valve
- Pipe Size Dimension:
- 3 IN
Watts 710201 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What size pipe does the Watts 710201 Blueline 90 degree elbow fit?
It's a 3 inch fitting with no hub ends, so it mates to 3 inch no-hub drainage pipe using standard no-hub couplings with a shielded clamp. Wall thickness on the fitting is 0.22 inch.
2) Is the Watts 710201 elbow solvent weld or does it need a coupling?
No solvent cement here. The 710201 is a no-hub fitting, meaning plain spigot ends joined with a no-hub coupling (elastomeric gasket inside a stainless shield clamp). FRPP will not solvent weld, so mechanical joints or fusion are the methods for this material family.
3) What is FRPP and why would a lab drain line use it instead of cast iron or PVC?
FRPP is flame retardant polypropylene, the body material of the Watts 710201 Blueline elbow. Polypropylene drainage is used where the waste stream is chemically aggressive, typically laboratory, hospital and industrial acid waste, because it resists a far broader range of reagents than PVC or cast iron. The flame retardant grade is what lets it run in plenum and return air spaces where standard PP is restricted.
4) Can I use the Watts Blueline 710201 on a regular sanitary waste line?
Physically yes, since it's a 3 inch no-hub fitting. But Blueline FRPP is a chemical waste system. If you're running ordinary sanitary drainage, you're paying for chemical resistance you don't need, and mixing materials means the whole branch has to be joined and supported as a plastic system rather than cast iron. For a straight DWV job, stick with the material the rest of the line is.
5) Is a 90 degree elbow allowed for a horizontal change of direction in a drain?
The 710201 is a 90 degree elbow. In drainage practice a hard 90 is used for vertical-to-horizontal at the base of a stack or for turning up to a fixture, while horizontal-to-horizontal changes of direction normally call for a long sweep or two 45s to keep the flow line from washing solids up the wall. Check what your local code requires for the specific run before you set it.
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