90 Elbows

A 90 elbow makes a full right-angle turn in pressure washer plumbing. With a female thread on both ends, it ties two nipples or fittings together wherever a line needs to change direction cleanly.

How to Choose

Start with the thread size and type on the parts you are joining. Then choose the material: brass for standard water lines, stainless steel for chemical and saltwater service, and plated steel for high-pressure runs. The elbow should be rated at or above your machine's maximum PSI.

Common Applications

• Turning discharge and inlet plumbing a full 90 degrees
• Pump and unloader manifolds
• Hose reel and plumbing tie-ins
• Burner and float tank supply lines

Frequently Asked Questions

When do I use a 90 elbow instead of a street elbow?
Use a standard 90 elbow when both parts you are joining have male threads. A street elbow is better when one side is female, because it saves a nipple.

What sizes do you carry?
We stock common pressure washer sizes from 1/4 inch up. Call us with your thread size and we will match it.

Which material lasts longest?
Stainless steel resists corrosion best, especially with chemicals. Brass is a solid all-around choice for plain water.

Why Buy from Sun Brite Supply

For more than 30 years, Sun Brite Supply has supplied pressure washing pros across Maryland from our Gaithersburg, MD store. We know which fittings hold up on the job. Call us at (301) 519-9274 and we will help you choose the right elbow.