Atlas 110mm 90° UPVC Elbow, Used for Soil & Waste Fitting

It is made from high-quality UPVC material that ensures durability and resistance to corrosion.

Yes, it can handle temperatures up to a maximum of approximately 140∘F, making it ideal for hot water systems.

Yes, the UPVC material provides excellent resistance against chemicals commonly found in plumbing applications such as detergents or cleaning agents.

Yes, its lightweight design allows easy installation without requiring complex tools or techniques.

It is ideal for residential plumbing systems, irrigation setups, industrial piping networks, and more.

While specific certifications are not mentioned here, its durable construction ensures compliance with general plumbing standards and reliability in use.

It's designed to connect two UPVC pipes at a 90-degree angle, enabling turns in plumbing, drainage, or irrigation runs.

The elbow is made from UPVC. It has a maximum working temperature of 140°F, making it suitable for typical non-refrigerated water and irrigation applications.

This listing is for a single UPVC elbow. It’s intended to fit standard UPVC pipe diameters that match the elbow’s size. Always verify the pipe diameter in your system and choose an elbow with the corresponding size to ensure a proper connection.

General steps: 1) cut the pipe ends square and cleanly; 2) dry-fit to confirm alignment; 3) apply the appropriate UPVC primer and solvent cement or fitting method recommended for your system; 4) join the pipe and elbow firmly and allow the joint to cure before testing for leaks.

UPVC elbows are corrosion-resistant, lightweight, cost-effective, and easy to install. They provide reliable performance for many plumbing, drainage, and irrigation applications without the weight or corrosion risks associated with metals.

Ideal for plumbing, drainage, and irrigation networks where a 90-degree pipe turn is needed, including residential, commercial, and agricultural installations that use UPVC piping.

Handle with care to avoid cracks; wear basic PPE (gloves and eye protection) when cutting or fitting pipes; work in a well-ventilated area and follow standard UPVC installation safety practices. Do not expose the material to heat beyond its rated temperature (140°F).

substitutions are possible if the pipe diameter and material match, and the joint can handle the system’s pressure. Always verify the pressure rating and compatibility with your existing piping before swapping fittings.