40MM X 90Deg PPR Elbow

It's made from polypropylene random copolymer (PPR), which is durable, resistant to corrosion, and suitable for hot and cold water and higher pressure applications.

Size: 40 mm; Angle: 90 degrees; Material: PPR; Compatible with hot and cold water; High temperature and high pressure resistant; Chemical resistant.

Cut the pipe square, clean the ends, dry-fit the elbow, then join using the recommended PPR method (solvent cement or heat fusion) per your local code. Allow suitable curing time before pressurizing the system.

This elbow is designed for PPR piping systems; for non-PPR materials, use appropriate adapters or different fittings.

Yes, its chemical resistance and ability to handle higher temperatures and pressures make it suitable for a range of industrial and commercial water systems.

Wear gloves and eye protection, cut pipes safely, ensure the system is depressurized, and follow local codes for installation and solvent/heat-fusion use.

If you need alternatives, check these 40mm PPR fittings: 40mm PPR Elbow – 45 Degree (https://fepy.com/product/40mm-ppr-elbow-45-degree), 40mm PPR Tee (https://fepy.com/product/40mm-ppr-tee), and 40mm PPR Coupling (https://fepy.com/product/40mm-ppr-coupling).

PPR elbows like this one tend to be lighter, corrosion-resistant, and easier to install than metal elbows, typically offering lower maintenance and ongoing costs in residential and light commercial use.

You’ll need a pipe cutter or saw, a deburring tool, a cleaning cloth, and the appropriate joining method (solvent cement or heat-fusion equipment) plus safety gear.

Yes. The 40mm X 90Deg PPR Elbow is designed for hot and cold water applications and tolerates the temperatures typical in domestic hot water systems.

Choose 40 mm when your system uses 40 mm PPR pipe. For different line sizes, you’ll need the corresponding fittings to ensure a proper seal and flow.