Supreme 45° CPVC SDR 11 Elbow

A Supreme 45° CPVC SDR 11 Elbow is a specific type of fitting used in CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride) piping systems to change the direction of a pipe run by 45 degrees. It is designed to connect two sections of CPVC pipe at a 45-degree angle, allowing for smooth fluid flow around corners or obstacles in plumbing installations. The term "SDR 11" refers to the Standard Dimension Ratio, which is the ratio of the outside diameter of the CPVC pipe to its wall thickness. SDR 11 indicates a specific thickness and pressure rating for CPVC pipes and fittings. Supreme CPVC SDR 11 Elbows are manufactured to meet industry standards and specifications for CPVC piping systems, ensuring durability, chemical resistance, and ease of installation. They are commonly used in various residential, commercial, and industrial applications where CPVC piping is utilized. These 45° elbows typically feature solvent weld connections, meaning they are bonded to the CPVC pipes using CPVC solvent cement, creating a secure and leak-proof joint. They play a critical role in routing fluid flow through piping systems while minimizing pressure drop and ensuring efficient operation.