Charlotte Pipe 60-degree elbow (sometimes called a sixth bend) for PVC drain, waste, and vent piping. The 60-degree turn fills the gap between the standard 45 and 90-degree elbows when a layout needs a custom angle to clear framing, an offset, or a transition into another fitting.

• 60-degree angle - the standard sixth bend
• Hub x Hub solvent-weld connection
• PVC Schedule 40 DWV construction
• Dual rated: pressure (ASTM D1785) and drainage (ASTM D2665)
• Maximum service temperature 140 deg F
• NSF Listed
• White - matches standard DWV system pipe
• Size: 4"

Typical Use: Main building drain offsets, soil stack jogs around framing, branch lines to the sewer, and primary vent geometry on residential and light commercial systems.

Tip: Prime both the pipe and the fitting socket, apply solvent cement to both surfaces, push together with a quarter turn, and hold for 30 seconds. PVC cement sets in about 2 minutes and reaches full strength in 30 minutes.