Elbow - a part designed to smoothly change the direction of the pipeline

Elbow - a part designed to smoothly change the direction of the pipeline. The branch is one of the most common and most important parts in the installation process and is designed not only to change the direction of the pipeline, but also to connect pipes of the same diameter, located at an angle to each other. Elbows, depending on their purpose, can be made of various materials such as plastic, polypropylene, metal-plastic, cast iron or steel. As a rule, elbows made of plastic, polypropylene, metal-plastic or cast iron are used in plumbing work. They come in small diameters and hold low pressure. There are several types of steel bends:
elbow production standard: GOST 17375-01, GOST 30753-01, ASME B16.9, EN10253, DIN2605
Bends made of steel are used: on main and supply pipelines, at heat and water supply enterprises, as well as at enterprises of the oil, gas and chemical industries. Steel elbows can be processed in a variety of treatments, coated with different coatings, or simply made from specialized steel grades, so steel elbows can be used in almost any work environment and exposed to virtually any stresses. Such bends provide reliable pipe connections, have a low coefficient of thermal expansion and have a high gas tightness. Elbows made of carbon and low-alloy steel grades are used in non-aggressive environments, and for environments with increased aggressiveness they use elbows made of alloyed, high-alloyed, as well as stainless steel grades (stainless bends).

Our company specializes in the supply of elbows of various grades of steel (steel elbows, stainless elbows, corrosion-resistant elbows) manufactured according to the five above types. All bends supplied by our company are issued with quality certificates, a permit for use, and a certificate of conformity. On our website, you can briefly familiarize yourself with each of these types of steel elbows and clearly understand what is their difference.