90° Hamburg welding butt-weld elbow 48.3 X 2.6 S235 (6/4") 205048090 S10AA

Professional elbow for industrial installations

The 90-degree welding long radius elbow (Hamburg elbow) is a key component of piping systems in industry and construction. Made of S235 structural steel with a diameter of 48,3 mm and a wall thickness of 2,6 mm, it ensures reliable connections in installations requiring a change in the direction of medium flow.

Construction and materials

The component is made of S235 structural steel, which is characterized by high mechanical strength and good weldability. This material is widely used in steel structures due to its optimal strength-to-production-cost ratio.

The elbow has a wall thickness of 2,6 mm, which guarantees adequate structural rigidity and resistance to working pressure typical for industrial installations. The component's weight of 0,26 kg facilitates installation and reduces the load on the supporting structure.

Both ends of the fitting are adapted for welded/fusion connections, enabling the creation of durable and leak-proof joints in accordance with technical standard requirements for pressure installations.

Applications and compatibility

The Hamburg elbow is used in piping systems requiring a change in the direction of medium flow. The component is compatible with steel pipes having an outer diameter of 48,3 mm (corresponding to the 6/4" standard) and can be used in systems requiring welded or fusion connections.

Technical and operational advantages

The fitting ensures optimal medium flow thanks to the bend radius characteristic of Hamburg elbows, which minimizes pressure losses compared to standard sharp-bend elbows.

The design allows for precise routing of the installation path without the need for additional compensation elements. The 90° right angle allows for the implementation of typical installation layouts in industrial buildings.

The component dimensions comply with European standards, facilitating integration with existing systems and ensuring the availability of replacements on the European market.