Compression elbow with passage PN 6 bar, d. 63 x 50

This product is a pass-through compression angle used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications. It is designed to allow the passage of liquids or gases through a pipeline, improving the efficiency and functionality of the system in which it is integrated.

Specifications:

Type: Compression Angle with Passage
Inlet diameter: 63 mm
Outlet diameter: 50mm
Pressure: 6 bar
Internal thread

Material:

Main material: Polyethylene

Detailed description:

The compression angle is designed to provide a reliable and efficient connection between pipes of different sizes. The inlet diameter of 63 mm and the outlet diameter of 50 mm make it suitable for integration into a wide range of pipe systems. This variety of diameters is necessary to ensure smooth transition of liquids or gases, minimizing pressure loss and optimizing flow.

The 6 bar operating pressure rating indicates the product's ability to withstand moderate pressures, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. Equipped with internal threads, this angle can be easily installed into an existing system, ensuring proper sealing and preventing leaks.

The main material used for this compression angle is polyethylene, a material known for its strength and corrosion resistance. The choice of polyethylene gives the product excellent resistance to harsh chemicals and various environmental conditions, making it suitable for applications in various industries such as chemicals, oil and gas, water and wastewater, agriculture and many others.

Conclusion:

The compression angle with the passage is an integral element in modern piping systems, providing reliable and efficient connection and direction of liquids or gases. With features such as variable inlet and outlet diameters, operating pressure ratings and durable polyethylene material, this angle meets the stringent requirements of industrial and commercial applications, helping to optimize system performance and reduce maintenance costs.