45° Elbows
Buttweld 45° elbows used to change the direction of flow in a pipeline with a gradual turn.
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Pipe Fittings
90° Elbows
Buttweld 90° elbows for right-angle direction changes in industrial pipework.
90° elbows are used to change the direction of flow in a pipeline through a right angle. They are the most widely used direction-change fitting in industrial pipework.
These fittings are available in both short-radius and long-radius options, allowing flexibility in design and installation where space or flow characteristics govern the layout.
Materials
- Stainless steel
- Carbon steel
- Alloy steel
Key features
- Right-angle direction change for compact routing
- Short-radius and long-radius options
- Smooth internal bore for consistent flow
- Buttweld ends suitable for high-pressure service
Applications
- Oil & gas
- Refineries
- Petrochemical and chemical processing
- Power generation
- Pulp & paper
- Construction
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Long Radius Elbows
Long radius buttweld elbows offering a gentler bend and lower flow resistance.
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Short Radius Elbows
Short radius buttweld elbows for tight direction changes where space is limited.
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Concentric Reducer
Buttweld concentric reducers that connect pipes of different diameters on a common centreline.
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