Street Elbow (M/F) TUPY Brazil figure 92
Figure 92

Street Elbow (M/F) — TUPY Brazil fittings

The TUPY Brazil street elbow (figure 92) is an elbow with one female thread and one male thread, for connecting straight into valves and equipment without an intermediate nipple.

Technical specification

Figure number92
Size range1/4in to 6in
FinishGalvanised and black
ThreadBSP
StandardEN 10242 / ISO 49
Maximum working pressure25 bar
MaterialMalleable cast iron

Standards and certifications

UL Listed
UL Listed
FM Approved
FM Approved
ISO
ISO
ABNT
ABNT
INMETRO
INMETRO
DVGW
DVGW

TUPY Brazil fittings are manufactured and inspected under the supervision of the international bodies above, and carry recognised approvals for use in fire protection, water and gas networks.

Technical drawing — Street Elbow (M/F)

Dimensional drawing of the Street Elbow (M/F) TUPY Brazil - figure 92
Dimensional drawing of the Street Elbow (M/F) — figure 92. The value behind each letter is given in the dimensions and weights table on this page.

Dimensions and weights — Street Elbow (M/F)

The dimension letters follow the technical drawing above. Weights are per single fitting, in kilograms.

Nominal diameter Dimensions (mm) Weight (kg)Pieces per carton
inch mm abz Galvanised Black
1/4" 8 212811 0.034 0.032450
3/8" 10 253215 0.061 0.057250
1/2" 15 283715 0.082 0.082170
3/4" 20 334318 0.154 0.136100
1" 25 385221 0.237 0.22760
1.1/4" 32 456026 0.351 0.34040
1.1/2" 40 506531 0.497 0.47830
2" 50 587434 0.710 0.68415
2.1/2" 65 698842 1.050 1.0368
3" 80 789848 1.551 1.5306
4" 100 9611860 2.849 2.7613

Source: the official TUPY Brazil BSP threaded fittings catalogue.

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About the Street Elbow (M/F)

The street elbow, or male/female elbow, has a female (internal) thread at one end and a male (external) thread at the other. That combination lets it be screwed straight into a valve, a meter or any equipment with a female port, with no intermediate nipple needed.

Removing an intermediate fitting removes a joint and a potential leak point. In plant rooms and fire protection networks, where the number of joints is high, this saves both installation time and reliability on the line.

The TUPY street elbow is identified by figure 92. The body is cast in malleable iron (MI) and the threads at both ends are machined to BSP; thread accuracy matters most on the male end, because the seal is made on that thread.

It is supplied galvanised and black, in sizes 1/4in to 6in.

Frequently asked questions about the Street Elbow (M/F)

In which sizes is the TUPY Brazil Street Elbow (M/F) made?

The TUPY Brazil Street Elbow (M/F) is made in 11 sizes, from 1/4" to 4". The full list of sizes, with the dimensions in millimetres and the weight of each piece, is in the dimensions and weights table on this page.

How much does one TUPY Street Elbow (M/F) weigh?

The weight depends on the size: the 1" size, for example, weighs 0.237 kg galvanised and 0.227 kg black. The weights of every size are taken from the official TUPY catalogue and are listed in the table on this page, so they can be used to work out shipping weight and freight cost.

Is the thread on the TUPY Street Elbow (M/F) BSP or NPT?

TUPYBSP fittings are threaded to BSP in accordance with ISO 7-1; the male thread is tapered and the seal is made on the thread itself. BSP is not interchangeable with NPT, and screwing the two together will leak. TUPY also produces a separate NPT line, which is covered in the downloads section.

What is the difference between the 90° elbow, the 45° elbow, the reducing elbow and the street elbow?

The figure 90 elbow turns the pipe run through 90° and is female at both ends. The figure 120 45° elbow is used for a gentler change of direction and a lower pressure drop. The figure 90R reducing elbow has two ends of different diameter, so it changes direction and diameter in one fitting. The figure 92 street elbow is male at one end and female at the other and screws straight into the next fitting without a socket; its 45° version is figure 121.

What is the maximum working pressure and temperature of TUPY fittings?

According to TUPY's technical catalogue, the working pressure of TUPYBSP fittings is 25 bar between −20 °C and +120 °C. It falls to 20 bar above 300 °C, and intermediate values are interpolated. The design pressure in the hydrostatic test is 100 bar for sizes up to 4 in and 64 bar for 5 in and 6 in.

To which standards is the TUPY Street Elbow (M/F) manufactured?

The TUPY Street Elbow (M/F) is manufactured to EN 10242 / ISO 49. TUPY malleable cast iron fittings are built to ISO 49, EN 10242 and ABNT NBR 6943, and their threads follow ISO 7-1. The factory certificates can be seen in the standards and certifications section on this page.

How can you tell a genuine TUPY Brazil Street Elbow (M/F)?

On the body of every genuine TUPY fitting the factory mark, the figure number and the size are raised in the casting, not etched or printed. The threads are clean and free of burrs, and the galvanised coating is even. The surest check is to weigh the piece and compare it with the weight table on this page; counterfeit pieces usually come out lighter than the official catalogue weight.

How do I get a quotation for the Street Elbow (M/F)?

Use the request a quote page at /request-a-quote and tell us the figure number (92), the sizes and the quantities you need. Our Dubai office will come back with a quotation, the current stock position and a lead time. Amini Building Materials Trading L.L.C is the exclusive agent of TUPY S.A. in the Middle East and supplies the region from Dubai.

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