Characteristics and dimensions of threaded elbows

A threaded elbow consists of a threaded end and a curved section with a threaded groove on the end. In piping systems, threaded elbows are pipe fittings used to redirect pipes. Let's learn about the characteristics and dimensions of screw-in elbows.
Threaded elbows (also known as threaded elbows) are pipe fittings used to redirect pipes in piping systems. They are available in 45° and 90° angles, with other more unusual elbows, such as 60°, depending on project requirements. Threaded elbows are made from materials such as cast iron, stainless steel, Taijin steel, and forged cast iron.
Threaded elbows consist of a screw end and a curved section. They have a screw groove on the end. In piping systems, threaded elbows point the pipe in the right direction.
Threaded elbow pressures: 2000lb, 3000lb, and 6000lb. The main manufacturing standards for threaded elbows are GB/T14383, ASME B16.11, and BS3799.