Atlas PVC Long Bend

Size: 110 mm; Material: high‑grade PVC; Joint style: shoulder long bend with a rectangular groove; Sealing: designed to be sealed with silicone or rubber sealant for a watertight connection; Compatibility: suitable for connecting similar‑material PVC pipes in domestic, commercial, and industrial plumbing, sanitation and drainage installations.

A long bend uses a gentler radius than a standard elbow, reducing flow resistance and pressure loss in longer runs. It’s ideal when you need to redirect piping with a smoother curve while keeping a compact footprint in 110 mm systems.

Step‑by‑step: 1) Cut pipes square and deburr edges. 2) Clean the groove area to remove debris. 3) Apply silicone or rubber sealant into the rectangular groove. 4) Align the pipes with the long bend and push firmly to form a watertight joint. 5) Inspect the seal and allow any sealant to cure before pressurizing the system.

Use it in domestic, commercial, and industrial plumbing and drainage projects where a 110 mm bend is required to route piping around obstacles, connect to fixtures, or join sections of PVC drainage lines.

Yes. Use compatible silicone or rubber sealants as indicated, ensure pipes are the same material, and install per standard plumbing codes. Avoid incompatible chemicals and high temperatures outside PVC ratings to maintain a proper watertight seal.

For other 110 mm long bends on Fepy, consider the PVC 110mm Long Bend (Generic Brand) at https://fepy.com/product/pvc-110mm-long-bend and the Atlas 110mm PVC Elbow at https://fepy.com/product/atlas-pvc-110mm-90-degree-elbow. The long bend provides a gentler radius for smoother flow, while the elbow offers a tighter turn when space is limited.

It is designed to connect PVC pipes of the same material in 110 mm size, suitable for plumbing, sanitation and drainage systems in domestic, commercial, and industrial contexts.

PVC fittings are typically intended for secure joints when sealed with sealant; if the joint remains tight and the sealant intact, it may be possible to disassemble, but resealing and reusing joints can compromise watertight integrity. Inspect the joint and replace if needed.

Check for any leaks around the groove and seal area after pressurizing the system. Look for gaps, misalignment, or sealant residue, and reseal if necessary to maintain a watertight connection.

Consider available space, required radius, and flow direction. A long bend is preferable for gradual turns and longer runs, while a standard elbow fits tighter spaces with a sharper turn. Choose based on space constraints and the needed curvature.

Yes. You can return the item under Fepy’s standard return policy, subject to usual conditions (unused, in original packaging, within the return window).