Electrofusion elbow 45° D110 PE100, SDR11, PN10 gas/PN16 water 753151814

Electrofusion elbow for gas and water installations

This is an electrofusion elbow with a 45-degree angle, made of high-density polyethylene (PE100), designed for connecting pipes with a diameter of 110 mm. It is an element of a piping system that allows changing the flow direction of the medium in water and gas installations. The use of electrofusion welding ensures a durable and tight connection, minimizing the risk of leaks.

Construction and application

The elbow has two sockets designed for electrofusion welding, which facilitates assembly and integration with the remaining elements of the installation. Made of PE-100, it is characterized by high resistance to corrosion and mechanical damage. SDR 11 (standardized dimension ratio) indicates an appropriate wall thickness in relation to the pipe diameter, ensuring pressure resistance. Thanks to the pressure class PN10 for gas and PN16 for water, the elbow is suitable for use in systems with different working pressures.

• Material: Polyethylene PE-100 – guarantees durability and resistance to external factors.
• Electrofusion welding: Quick and reliable way of connecting pipeline elements.
• 45° angle: Allows precise routing of the installation at an angle.
• Diameter 110 mm: Standard pipe diameter, ensuring compatibility with most systems.
• Pressure class PN16 (water): Safe use in water installations with increased pressure.
• Pressure class PN10 (gas): Designed for the safe transport of natural gas.

Technical parameters and assembly

The elbow is characterized by a wall thickness of 1 mm and a Zeta value of 0.3, which affects its flexibility and ability to absorb stresses. Assembly requires the use of specialized electrofusion welding equipment and adherence to appropriate procedures to ensure a correct connection and tightness of the installation. The raw surface condition of the connection areas prepares them perfectly for the welding process – no additional preparation is required before connection. It is important to maintain proper cleanliness of the surfaces before welding to avoid connection defects.