What is the difference between a 105o elbow and a 75o elbow?
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The elbow angle is calculated as an acute angle, so there are no elbows with an angle greater than 90 degrees. So if the customer orders 105 degrees, it will actually be 75 degrees. But how should we explain this to the customer?
It should refer to the angle between the pipes after they are connected.
Are there any manufacturers that produce pipes at 75 degrees? For this specification, pipes are usually cut to 90 degrees on site; it’s not common to use special fittings for molding, as the cost is very high.
To determine the angle of this elbow, 180-degree elbows are also available.
Customized according to on-site conditions!
105 is 105, and 75 is 75; the two are different. . .
This post was last edited by Sammy_Wang on 2016-4-11 at 17:09. Curved pipes of any size must be custom-made; as long as the diameter is known, Hebei Haihao High-Pressure Flange Fittings Co., Ltd
That’s right; one is 90 degrees plus 15 degrees. One is 90 degrees minus 15 degrees, so the swing angle will be different