Easily connect pipe in seconds with the SharkBite Push-to-Connect 1/2-Inch 90-Degree Elbow. This plumbing fitting joins copper, PEX, CPVC, HDPE, or PE-RT pipe in any combination. With no soldering, clamps, or glue required, connections are as simple as inserting a pipe into the fitting deep enough to be sealed by the specially-designed O-ring. Once inserted, the fitting's stainless steel teeth bite down and grip the pipe. Disassembly is just as easy with the SharkBite disconnect tool. The SharkBite Elbow is designed for potable water and radiant heating applications (including underground or behind-the-wall applications) with no access panels required.

SharkBite products work with your existing plumbing, are easy to disassemble for changing and reusing fittings, and can be rotated for easier installation in tight spaces. SharkBite fittings are lead-free and meet all requirements for plumbing in California and Vermont. Whether you need to repair a broken pipe or plumb a whole house, SharkBite fittings are the push-to-connect solution for leak-free results.

SharkBite is a provider of plumbing and water control systems for domestic, commercial, and industrial applications. Trusted by plumbing professionals, SharkBite manufactures a wide range of plumbing fittings, water control valves, and PEX pipe, making it the only total plumbing solution from meter to fixture.

SharkBite is the push-fit connection system that's really taking hold. It's the easiest way to join copper, CPVC or PEX pipe in any combination - with no soldering, clamps, unions or glue. Just insert the pipe and the stainless steel teeth bite down and grip tight, while a specially formulated O-ring compresses to create a perfect seal. Disassembly is just as fast using the simple disconnect tool. So fittings and valves can be easily changed and reused. They can even be rotated after assembly for easier installation in tight spaces. Get SharkBite, and get a grip on your next plumbing project. These fittings are lead free and meet all requirements for plumbing in California and Vermont.