40MM X 45Deg PPR Elbow

It's made from polypropylene random copolymer (PPR), incorporating core and molten polymer components to form a robust, reliable joint suitable for plumbing and piping connections.

Key specs: 40 mm pipe size, 45-degree angle, PPR construction, and a design described as durable with an extra-durable cap for a secure fit and trouble-free installation.

It is highly resistant to humidity and corrosion and offers extreme temperature endurance, making it suitable for various environments and applications involving plastic piping.

Prepare the pipes by cutting square and cleaning the ends, align the elbow with the pipes, and use the standard PPR joining method recommended for your system (such as proper fusion or bonding). The product is described as easy to fit and install, so ensure the joint is fully seated and secure.

Ideal for residential and commercial piping where a 45-degree change in direction is needed, including hot and cold water lines, general plumbing, and connections between PPR pipes and compatible materials.

The product is described as compatible with several pipe sizes, making it a versatile option for a range of piping configurations and adapters when integrating with different materials.

The main difference is the angle: 45 degrees provides a gentler redirect than 90 degrees. Both share the same 40 mm pipe size and PPR material, but the 90-degree version is used where a sharper turn is needed. You can view a 40mm PPR elbow 90-degree alternative here: https://fepy.com/product/40mm-ppr-elbow-90-degree

An elbow redirects flow in one direction with a single bend (45 degrees in this case), while a Tee splits or combines flow at a branch. Both are compatible with 40 mm PPR piping, but they serve different functional purposes. Compare with a 40mm PPR Tee here: https://fepy.com/product/40mm-ppr-tee

It combines durable PPR construction with a user-friendly fitting design, enabling reliable long-term performance, easier installation, and versatile use across multiple piping projects at the 40 mm size and 45-degree angle.

PPR fittings are widely used in potable water systems due to their non-toxic, chemical-resistant properties and suitability for hot and cold water. Ensure compatibility with your local codes and use appropriate joining methods for safe, long-lasting installations.