Supreme CPVC SDR 11 ByPass Bend

A Supreme CPVC SDR 11 Bypass Bend is a specialized type of CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride) fitting used in piping systems for creating a bypass line. This bypass line allows fluid to flow around a specific section of the main piping system. It is commonly used in situations where temporary or permanent diversion of fluid flow is necessary, such as for maintenance, repairs, or control purposes. 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. A bypass bend typically includes a 90-degree elbow or bend along with additional ports or connections to divert the fluid flow. These additional ports may include threaded or solvent weld connections for attaching auxiliary pipes or valves to control the flow through the bypass line. Supreme CPVC SDR 11 Bypass Bends are designed to meet the requirements and standards for CPVC piping systems, providing durability, chemical resistance, and ease of installation. They are commonly used in various industrial, commercial, and residential applications where bypassing sections of the piping system is necessary for operational or maintenance purposes.