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Inox socket elbow – a reliable connection in installations

This 90° socket elbow made of stainless steel 1.4404 (316L) is a key element of the KAN-therm Inox systems, designed for building durable and safe installations. It provides a tight and secure connection for pipes with a diameter of 54 mm (DN 50), and is ideal for demanding conditions where corrosion resistance is a priority. Thanks to the use of high-quality materials and precise machining, the elbow guarantees long-term reliability and minimizes the risk of failure.

The elbow is characterized by a 90-degree bending angle and a bend radius of 65 mm, which allows for smooth installation routing and minimizes pressure loss. The total length of the elbow is 132 mm, and the connections – a crimp socket and a push-fit end – ensure quick and easy installation using appropriate pressing tools. An O-ring seal made of ethylene propylene diene monomer (EDPM) rubber further increases the tightness of the connection.

Design and practical application

The Inox socket elbow is designed to work with KAN-therm Inox systems using pressing technology. This connection method provides high mechanical strength and resistance to high pressure and temperatures. The use of 316L stainless steel guarantees excellent corrosion resistance, making the elbow an ideal choice for water, heating and technological installations where the medium may be chemically aggressive.

• Strength and durability: 316L stainless steel ensures longevity even in harsh operating conditions.
• Tightness: The EDPM O-ring seal eliminates the risk of leaks, ensuring safe operation of the installation.
• Quick installation: Pressing technology significantly speeds up the installation process compared to traditional connection methods.
• Corrosion resistance: An ideal solution for installations exposed to aggressive chemicals or moisture.
• LBP function: The use of the LBP (Leak Before Press) controlled leakage function allows for easy detection of incorrectly pressed connections during leak tests – this is an additional safeguard against potential future problems.

The elbow is used in the construction of internal hot and cold water installations, central heating, and industrial systems requiring high corrosion resistance and connection durability. This is particularly important in public buildings, hospitals, laboratories, and the food and chemical industries.