50mm x 90 Degree UPVC Elbow

Nominal diameter of 50mm, outside diameter at bevel approximately 60.3mm.

Operates effectively within a temperature range of -5°C to +65°C.

Maximum working pressure rated at 16 bar.

Resistant to corrosion, chemicals, fungal attacks, and does not contribute to combustion.

Features socket connection, no glue required for installation.

Available in orange color for easy identification in drainage or waste systems.

Suitable for connecting PVC pipes in drainage, waste disposal, and water supply systems.

The 90 Degree UPVC Elbow is a piping fitting made from UPVC designed to change the direction of soil and waste pipes inside buildings. It connects UPVC pipe sections at a 90-degree angle to create a continuous drainage path. This listing is sold per piece.

Key features include high and low temperature resistance, corrosion resistance to chemicals, compatibility with all UPVC pipes for quick installation, and a tight seal to help prevent leaks in drainage systems.

The listing is sold per piece and is designed for standard UPVC pipe sizes. Available options typically include common diameters (for example 50mm, 75mm, 110mm). Please check the product page options for the exact sizes offered.

Installation steps: 1) Cut the UPVC pipe square to the required length. 2) Clean the pipe ends. 3) Apply UPVC primer (if required) and solvent cement to the pipe and elbow. 4) Push the elbow onto the pipe with a twist to ensure a full seating. 5) Hold briefly to allow the joint to set and achieve a secure, leak-free connection.

Yes. The elbow is designed for use in soil and waste disposal within building structures and is suitable for a range of temperatures typical to these applications. Always ensure the material and size are appropriate for your specific system and local codes.

Yes. The elbow is designed to be compatible with standard UPVC piping, enabling quick and secure connections. Be sure to verify the exact diameter and connection type on the product page to ensure a proper fit.

Follow local plumbing and building codes for drainage installations. Wear appropriate PPE when cutting or handling piping. Use proper solvent cement and primers as recommended, and ensure the system is depressurized and clean before making joints to achieve a leak-free connection.