Elbow pipe 87,5°

87.5° Elbow Pipe

An 87.5° elbow pipe is a plumbing or drainage fitting used to change the direction of a pipeline at a slight offset angle. It is commonly found in wastewater, drainage, and vent systems, providing efficient flow while maintaining structural integrity.

Key Features:

• Angle: 87.5° (slightly more than a right angle, often used in drainage to aid flow)
• Material Options:
  • PVC / uPVC – Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, ideal for drainage systems
  • Cast Iron – Durable and strong, used in heavy-duty applications
  • Copper – Common in water supply and heating systems
  • Stainless Steel – For high-pressure and industrial applications
• Connection Types:
  • Push-fit / Solvent Weld (for PVC drainage systems)
  • Threaded or Compression (for metal pipes)
  • Soldered / Press-fit (for copper installations)
• Applications:
  • Domestic and commercial wastewater & soil drainage systems
  • Rainwater and guttering connections
  • Plumbing and heating pipework
  • Industrial fluid transport