PEHD elbow 200/45 sectional SDR26 S12.5, black color, QS (Quick Stream) 3003607

PEHD Elbow for Vacuum and Water Drainage Systems

This is a segmented PEHD elbow with a diameter of 200 mm and a 45-degree angle, designed for creating connections in the Quick Stream (QS) system by WAVIN. Made of high-density polyethylene (PE-100) with a stiffness coefficient of SDR26 and a class of S12.5, it ensures durability and reliability in demanding conditions. The elbow is black, typical for PEHD elements used in underground installations.

Design and Application

A segmented elbow is an element connecting PEHD pipes at a 45-degree angle. Its design allows for welding/buttfusion, ensuring a tight and durable connection. It is ideal for building water and sewage networks, surface drainage systems, and vacuum systems – where the Quick Stream system is used. The use of PE-100 material guarantees resistance to corrosion and mechanical damage.

Key Features and Benefits

• Durability and Reliability: Made of high-quality polyethylene (PE-100) with a stiffness class of SN4 and SDR26, it ensures long-term operation without the risk of failure.
• Leak-proof Connection: Designed for welding/buttfusion, guaranteeing a hermetic connection resistant to leaks.
• Chemical Resistance: Polyethylene is resistant to many chemicals, making the elbow suitable for use in various environments.
• Lightweight: The weight of the elbow (2.25 kg) facilitates transport and installation, shortening the investment time.
• Quick Stream System: Compatibility with the WAVIN QS system allows for the construction of efficient and modern vacuum systems.
• Wide Operating Temperature Range: The ability to operate in a temperature range from 1°C to 90°C expands the range of elbow applications.
• Maximum Working Pressure: At a temperature of 20°C, the elbow can withstand a pressure of up to 6 bar, ensuring safe use.

This elbow is a solid element of the Wavin QS system, which will find application in both industrial construction and municipal installations, as well as in individual households for rainwater drainage or sewage network construction.