Butt Weld Elbows
- 45°Elbows
- 90°Elbows
- 180°Elbows
In a piping system, the elbow is used to change the direction of the pipe fittings. Angular points of 45, 90 and 180 degrees are the three most commonly used, though according to specific project needs, 60 degrees and other abnormal angle bends are used.
- Short Radius Elbow
- Long Radius Elbow
According to the production process, the butt weld elbows can be divided into a welding elbow, pressing elbow, elbow for pushing the system, casting elbow, and a butt welding elbow. Other names include a 90 degree elbow, and bent at right angle elbows.
Way connection tubes include direct welding (which is the most common), flange connections, hot melt connections, fused connections, threaded connections and socket-type connections.
Standard:
ASME B16.9, ANSI B16.25, GB/T12459, EN10253, DIN2605, DIN2609, ISO5251, JIS B2220
Material:
Cast iron, malleable iron, nonferrous metals and plastics.
Size:
From 1/2" to 24" (seamless pipe fittings)
From 1/2" to 80" (seam pipe fittings)
Wall Thickness:
SCH5-SCH10, SCH20, SCH40, SCH80, SCH30, SCH100, SCH100, SCH120, SCH140, SCH160, XXS, DIN
Presentation:
1. Butt welding elbow ANSI LR/90 6"x7.11 and ASME B16, 9
2. Butt welding elbow EN10253 168.3x4.5 3D 90°
3. Elbow 90˚ 45 *3, 5 GOST 17375-2001
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