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Spears Schedule 80 PVC 90° Socket Elbow
The Spears Schedule 80 PVC 90° Socket Elbow is a durable, corrosion-resistant directional fitting engineered for pressure piping systems. Molded from PVC with Schedule 80 wall thickness for added strength over standard Schedule 40 fittings, this 90° elbow features socket (SOC) end connections designed for solvent-cement welded joints. It is available in 3/4" and 1-1/2" trade sizes, making it suitable for a wide range of piping layouts across industrial, chemical, and general plumbing applications where a reliable 90-degree directional change is required. The heavier Schedule 80 wall section suits higher-pressure systems where standard Schedule 40 fittings may not be adequate, while the socket ends allow for a clean, hardware-free solvent-weld installation.
Key Features
- Trade Size: Available in 3/4" and 1-1/2" trade sizes to accommodate a variety of piping runs and system layouts.
- Durable Construction: Molded from PVC for excellent corrosion and chemical resistance in demanding pressure piping systems.
- Schedule 80 Wall Thickness: Heavier-duty wall thickness than Schedule 40 fittings, supporting higher pressure ratings and added structural strength.
- Connection Type: Socket (SOC) end connections are designed for solvent-cement welded joints, delivering a secure, leak-tight seal.
- 90° Elbow Configuration: Provides a clean 90-degree directional change in PVC piping runs while maintaining consistent flow characteristics.
- Solvent-Weld Ready: Socket ends are sized for standard solvent-cement application without additional hardware or threading.
- Lightweight Design: PVC construction keeps the fitting lightweight for easier handling and installation compared to metallic alternatives.
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: PVC 90° Elbow
- Product Size: 3/4"
- Product Size: 1-1/2"
Typical Applications
- PVC Pressure Piping Systems
- Chemical Processing and Industrial Piping
- Irrigation and Water Treatment Systems
- Schedule 80 Rated Plumbing Systems
- Commercial and Residential Plumbing Installations
- Renovation and New Construction Piping Projects
- Agricultural and Turf Irrigation Systems
Why Spears?
Spears manufactures Schedule 80 PVC fittings engineered for durable, corrosion-resistant performance in demanding pressure piping applications. The socket-weld 90° elbow design delivers a secure, leak-tight connection built to perform reliably across plumbing, industrial, and chemical-resistant piping systems, giving installers a dependable, code-compliant PVC fitting for professional pressure piping work. Consistent Schedule 80 wall thickness and precision-molded socket ends help ensure a solvent-weld installation that stands up to demanding pressure applications over the long term.
Manufacturer Resources
Schedule 80 Dimensions
Product Specs
- Product Type:
- PVC 90° Elbow
- Department:
- Plumbing
- Product Group:
- PVC & CPVC Fittings
- Product Subgroup:
- Fittings and Valves
- list_batch:
- SPR-20260918
- Product Material:
- PVC
- Connection Type:
- Socket
- Angle:
- 90°
Spears 806-007 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Does the Spears Schedule 80 PVC 90 degree elbow have socket ends or threaded ends?
Socket ends. Both sizes take solvent-cement welded joints, so you cut the pipe square, prime, apply cement and set the fitting. No threading, no unions, no gaskets. If your run is threaded, you need a threaded (FPT) elbow or a transition fitting instead, because the socket ends will not accept pipe thread.
2) Can I use a Schedule 80 PVC socket elbow on Schedule 40 pipe?
Yes. Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 PVC share the same outside diameter at a given nominal size, so a Schedule 80 socket fitting slips over Schedule 40 pipe of the same size and solvent welds normally. The heavier Schedule 80 wall on this Spears elbow gives you more fitting strength, but the system pressure rating is then limited by the thinner Schedule 40 pipe, not the fitting.
3) What pipe sizes does this Spears Schedule 80 PVC elbow come in?
Two trade sizes: 3/4 inch (part 806-007) and 1-1/2 inch (part 817-015). Both are socket by socket, so they fit over Schedule 80 PVC pipe of the matching nominal size.
4) Why would I pick Schedule 80 PVC elbows over Schedule 40 for a pressure line?
Wall thickness. The Spears Schedule 80 90 degree elbow has a heavier wall section than a Schedule 40 fitting of the same size, which supports higher pressure and gives more mechanical strength where the piping gets bumped, supported hard, or runs through equipment areas. On low-pressure drain, waste or vent work Schedule 40 is the normal choice and Schedule 80 is just added cost and weight.
5) Will PVC hold up in a chemical feed or water treatment line?
PVC is the usual pick for corrosive water service, chemical feed, and water treatment because it does not corrode or scale the way metallic pipe does, and this Spears 90 degree elbow is molded PVC throughout. Match the chemical and the service temperature to a PVC chemical resistance chart before you commit, since PVC derates with temperature and is not suitable for every solvent or oxidizer.
6) Do I need anything besides the elbow to make up the joint?
Just PVC primer and solvent cement rated for the pipe size, plus an applicator. The socket ends are sized for standard solvent-cement application, so there is no hardware, no gasket, and no thread sealant involved. For the 1-1/2 inch size use a heavy-bodied cement; a dauber-top can is fine for the 3/4 inch.
7) Where can I get the socket depth and laying length dimensions for these Spears Schedule 80 fittings?
Spears publishes the Schedule 80 dimension and weight data, and ZenSupply hosts it: a Schedule 80 dimensions sheet and a PVC Schedule 80 fittings dimensions and weights sheet, plus the Schedule 80 brochure. Those give you socket depth and center-to-end figures you need to lay out a run and work out cut lengths.
8) Is a 90 degree elbow the right fitting, or should I use two 45s?
A single 90 gives the sharpest change of direction and the shortest layout, which is what you want in tight equipment rooms and at wall penetrations. Two 45 degree elbows sweep the turn more gradually and cut turbulence and head loss, so they are the better call on long pumped runs or where you care about flow. This Spears fitting is the 90 degree socket version.
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Absolutely. The Spears 806-007 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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