Electrofusion 45 Degree Elbow

Key Features:
Electrofusion Technology:
Electrofusion is a reliable and efficient method used to create strong, permanent, and leak-proof connections in piping systems. The fitting includes built-in heating elements that, when activated by an electrofusion control box, melt the pipe and fitting surfaces, fusing them together.
The result is a joint that is as strong as the pipe itself, ensuring long-lasting performance in high-pressure environments.

45 Degree Elbow:
The 45-degree elbow is used to change the direction of the pipeline by 45 degrees. This angle is commonly required in drainage and plumbing systems to reroute the flow of fluids efficiently while maintaining optimal flow conditions.
It is especially useful in systems where space constraints or obstacles require a specific direction change.

SDR26:
SDR (Standard Dimension Ratio) refers to the ratio of the pipe's diameter to the wall thickness. SDR26 indicates that the fitting is designed for pipes with a thicker wall than fittings rated for lower SDR values (such as SDR11 or SDR17). This makes it suitable for medium-pressure systems.
SDR26 fittings offer a balance of strength and flexibility, making them ideal for applications like wastewater, stormwater, and other industrial fluid transport systems.

Siphon Drainage System:
In siphon drainage systems, fluid is moved through the pipes by creating a siphoning effect, using gravity and pressure differences. The 45-degree elbow ensures the flow is redirected without disrupting this siphoning effect, helping maintain the efficient operation of the system.
The elbow also helps prevent blockages and ensures that there are no air pockets that could disrupt fluid movement.

Applications:
Siphon Drainage Systems: Ideal for siphon drainage systems where fluid is driven by gravity and pressure differences.
Wastewater and Stormwater Systems: Used in wastewater and stormwater management systems where fluids need to be diverted or rerouted efficiently.
Industrial Fluid Transport: Suitable for industrial drainage systems handling wastewater, chemicals, or other fluids.
Agricultural Drainage: Often used in agricultural applications such as irrigation or field drainage systems, where reliable fluid movement is essential.

Benefits:
Durable and Leak-Proof: The electrofusion process ensures that the fitting creates a secure and leak-proof joint, which is as strong as the pipe itself.
High Chemical and Corrosion Resistance: HDPE provides resistance to chemicals, corrosion, and UV degradation, making it ideal for harsh environments.
Efficient Fluid Flow: The smooth internal surface of the fitting minimizes resistance and friction, allowing for efficient and uninterrupted fluid flow.
Quick Installation: Electrofusion fittings are quick and easy to install, reducing labor costs and time compared to traditional methods like welding or flanging.
Long-Lasting Performance: The durable material and robust fusion process ensure that the fitting performs well over time, even under demanding conditions.