Eldon James 3/16" Barbed Equal 90 Degree Elbow, Natural Nylon

Features: Standard material used in automotive and marine under-the-hood, heater and coolant applications. Enhanced impact resistance results from inclusion of uniformly dispersed glass fibers that add strength to the resin: automotive industry approvals. Temperature Range -50°F to 275°F (135°C). Pressure 150 psi at 70°F Heat Deflection Temperature - ASTM D64: 475°F (246°C) at 264 psi.

Features: Same physical and chemical resistance properties as Natural Polypropylene, but is less expensive. Fittings contain recycled runner material produced during virgin material, Natural Polypropylene production runs. Fittings are manufactured to the same tolerances and quality standards as our Natural Polypropylene fittings. Not a USP Class VI material and is not lot traceable. Temperature Range -9°F to 150°F. Pressure 150 psi at 70°F.

Features: Fittings produced with 316L alloy perform well in high temperature, harsh physical environments. 316L molybdenum bearing stainless steel has excellent impact and chemical resistance. Less resistant than other types of stainless steel to highly oxidizing acids, such as nitric acid. Material has wide application in pharmaceutical and dairy processing and is used extensively in brewery, beverage and bioprocess industries.

Features: Temperature Range -80°F to 226°F. Pressure 260 psi at 70°F. NK material can be autoclaved to 285°F (140°C) and meets USP Class VI requirements. Generally, chemically resistant to: most acids, salts, weak bases, halogenated solvents, alcohols, nuclear and UV radiation, oxidants, ozone and deionized water.

Features: Fittings exhibit the same physical and chemical resistance properties as Natural Kynar®. Fittings contain recycled runner material produced during virgin material, Natural Kynar® production runs. Applications that do not require lot traceability or a material that meets USP Class VI requirements, PVDF fittings represent an excellent value. Temperature Range -50°F to 275°F. Pressure 150 psi at 70°F.