30-Degree Elbow refers to a pipe fitting with a bending angle of 30 degrees. Compared to a right-angle elbow (90 degrees), its smaller bending angle makes it suitable for pipeline layouts with limited space or requiring gradual directional changes.
30-degree elbows are commonly used in piping systems that need slight directional adjustments, such as water supply and drainage systems, air conditioning condensate lines, and industrial liquid transport. When space is constrained and pipes must bend without causing excessive pressure drop or fluid resistance, a 30-degree elbow effectively minimizes energy loss. They are also preferred when a natural, smooth transition in pipe routing is desired.
Specification
Type: Pipe Bend
Angle: 30 Degree
Standard: ISO 2531
Material: Ductile Iron
Dimension: 40 Inch, DN1000
Pressure: Class 150 LB, PN16
End: Double Socket
Coating: Externally Zinc Rich Coating 200 g/㎡+ Bitumen Layer 80um, Internally Cement-sand Lining 7 mm.
