180 Degree Elbow

A 180 degree return bend is a pipe fitting that changes the direction of flow by 180 degrees, but in a U-shaped curve rather than a sharp elbow. It is often used in applications where a flow reversal is required, such as in heating and cooling systems. The dimensions of a 180 degree return bend are similar to those of

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A 180 degree copper elbow is a pipe fitting used to connect two copper pipes in a straight line, but with a change in direction of 180 degrees. It is made of copper and is commonly used in plumbing and HVAC applications.

A 180 degree short radius elbow is a type of elbow that has a smaller radius than a standard 180 degree elbow. It has a radius equal to the diameter of the pipe, which makes it more compact and useful in tight spaces. However, the short radius design can cause greater resistance to flow and may result in increased pressure

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The dimensions of a 180 degree elbow depend on the diameter and thickness of the pipes it is being used to connect. The elbow is typically measured by its center-to-end dimension (C to E), which is the distance from the center of the elbow to the end of the fitting. Standard sizes range from 1/2 inch to 48 inches in

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A 180 degree elbow is a pipe fitting that changes the direction of flow by 180 degrees. It is used to connect two pipes of the same diameter in a straight line but with a change in direction.