63mm x 45 Degree PPR Elbow

It’s made from Polypropylene Random Copolymer (PPR-C). Benefits include resistance to high pressure and varying temperatures, being lightweight, corrosion-resistant, chemically resistant, non-toxic, non-flammable, frostproof, and fireproof.

It connects to metal and plastic pipes via a rubber seal and is designed for PPR-C piping. Please check the product size on the page to ensure the correct fit for your system.

Cut the pipe square, clean the ends, dry-fit the elbow to confirm alignment, then fit the rubber seal and insert the elbow onto the pipe until seated. Check for a watertight seal and test for leaks after installation.

Yes, it’s designed for residential and commercial water systems and is built to withstand typical pressure and temperature ranges found in these applications.

Yes, it is non-toxic and suitable for water supply lines, including installations where the water may be used for drinking or in settings that require safe materials.

For different needs, consider these related fittings on Fepy: - PPR Elbow 45 Degree (gentler turn) — https://fepy.com/product/ppr-elbow-45-degree - PPR Tee (branching flow) — https://fepy.com/product/ppr-tees - PPR Coupler (straight connection) — https://fepy.com/product/ppr-coupler The 90-degree elbow is best for sharp right-angle turns; the 45-degree elbow offers a gentler bend; tees are for branching flows; couplers provide straight connections.

It’s ideal for routing water around obstacles, in tight spaces, basements, or commercial installations where a right-angle turn is required in the water supply line.

Use the correct rubber seal for a proper fit, ensure the size matches your piping, depressurize the system before installation, and avoid mixing incompatible materials. The fitting is designed to be durable and resistant to relevant solvents, chemicals, and weather conditions.

Check the pipe diameter and compatibility with your pipes, verify the temperature and pressure suitability, consider installation ease and durability, and compare with alternative fittings if you need a different angle or a branching connection.

Avoid using non-matching seals, forcing the elbow onto pipes, using damaged ends, or overtightening connectors. Ensure clean, square cuts and correct alignment before securing the seal.