Steel-Plastic Coated Rubber Ring Joint 45° Elbow for Water

Key Features of Steel-Plastic Coated Rubber Ring Joint 45° Elbow for Water

• Steel-plastic composite structure gives external metal reinforcement for ultra-high strength.
• Double socket design has rubber ring sockets on both ends.
• 45° smooth turn provides low local resistance and smooth flow transition.
• Large diameter capability reaches up to 1200mm.

Manufacturing Process of Steel-Plastic Coated Rubber Ring Joint 45° Elbow for Water

Each is produced by forming the internal UPVC layer, applying external metal reinforcement coating, and machining rubber ring grooves in both sockets.

Critical Process Parameters of Steel-Plastic Coated Rubber Ring Joint 45° Elbow for Water

• Bonding strength between metal reinforcement and PVC layer.
• Rubber ring groove accuracy on both sockets.
• 45°±1° bend angle control.

Raw Material Characteristics of Steel-Plastic Coated Rubber Ring Joint 45° Elbow for Water

• Inner layer: UPVC.
• Outer layer: Steel or ductile iron.
• Sealing rings: EPDM.

Typical Applications of Steel-Plastic Coated Rubber Ring Joint 45° Elbow for Water

• is used for low-angle turns on large-diameter water supply pipes.
• serves pipes following terrain slopes.
• is used with 45° wye tees for streamlined branches.

Application Scenarios of Steel-Plastic Coated Rubber Ring Joint 45° Elbow for Water

• 45° smooth directional changes for large-diameter water supply pipes — is the standard elbow for these transitions.