Atlas 40mm 45° PVC Elbow, Used for Solvent-Weld Fitting

U-PVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride) is a rigid, durable plastic material that resists chemicals and weathering. It’s commonly chosen for plumbing and irrigation fittings because it provides strong, leak-resistant joints at a lower cost and with long-lasting performance.

Key features include: a 45-degree angle for angled pipe runs, a leak-proof design to ensure tight connections, durable U-PVC construction, and individual packaging for easy handling and straightforward installation.

This elbow is designed for standard PVC (U-PVC) piping fittings. Before buying, verify the compatible pipe diameter and socket dimensions on the product page or packaging to ensure a proper fit with your pipes.

Typical installation steps: (1) Clean the pipe ends and elbow sockets, (2) Dry-fit to confirm alignment, (3) Apply a suitable PVC solvent cement to the pipe ends and inside the elbow sockets, (4) Insert the pipes fully into the fittings with a gentle twist, (5) Hold steady for the recommended set time, (6) Allow the joint to cure as per solvent cement guidelines.

Yes. The Atlas 45 Degree PVC Elbow is suitable for irrigation systems and cold-water supply lines, where rigid PVC piping is used and a 45-degree connection is needed. It is not intended for hot water or high-heat applications unless specified otherwise.

Here are comparable options on Fepy to consider: - Atlas UPVC Elbow 45 Degree: https://fepy.com/product/atlas-upvc-elbow-45-degree - PVC Elbow 45 Degree (Standard): https://fepy.com/product/pvc-elbow-45-degree-standard - Heavy-Duty PVC Elbow 45 Degree: https://fepy.com/product/heavy-duty-pvc-elbow-45-degree Each offers a similar 45-degree angle but may differ in material grade, wall thickness, or packaging; choose based on the required durability and application.

The Atlas 45 Degree PVC Elbow is described as individually packed, which can simplify handling and inventory. If you need a bulk quantity, check for bulk-pack options or contact support for availability.

Yes. Use appropriate PPE (gloves and eye protection) when handling solvents and during assembly. Use compatible PVC solvent cement and follow the cement manufacturer's safety guidelines. Work in a well-ventilated area and avoid exposing PVC joints to temperatures outside the recommended range for the cement and fittings.

Consider pipe diameter and socket fit, the required angle (45° in this case), the operating temperature and pressure of the system, whether the application is for irrigation or cold-water supply, and whether you need a per-piece fitting or a bulk option for your project. Always verify dimensions on the product page before purchasing.