Sanitary bend SG Ø 50-87° F/F
- Item no.
- 10631023508
- EAN
- 5411175006233
- Plastic
- Wet areas
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Specifications
- Article number
- 10631023508
- EAN
- 5411175006233
- Category
- PVC accessories
- Availability
- 1 left in Lanaken
Description
You can find the sanitary bend SG Ø 50-87° F/F at Proffix under PVC accessories.
In stock in our store in Lanaken. In stock and ordered before 15:00? Shipped today. Free pickup in our store in Lanaken; delivery in the area is possible after consultation.
Article number 10631023508, EAN 5411175006233. Not sure about the right size or version? Call us on +32 (0)89 41 12 90, we are happy to help.
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Use a sanitary bend 50 87 degrees to change the direction of a 50 mm drain pipe almost at a right angle. This model belongs to indoor water drainage and to the PVC accessories. You will find it among the components you use to connect, extend or reroute wastewater pipes.
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The F/F designation indicates how the bend connects. Usually this means both ends have a female connection, so you insert a pipe or other component with a male end at both sides. Always check this against your own piping.
What do you use a sanitary bend 50 87 degrees for?
A bend with an angle of 87 degrees fits places where a drain has to change direction, for example behind a washbasin, at a sink or along a wall. It is a small component, but the choice of angle and diameter determines how neatly the pipe connects. An angle of 87 degrees differs slightly from a true right angle. As a result, the drain flows a little more smoothly than with a sharp kink.
What should you look for when choosing?
First check the diameter. This component is intended for pipes of 50 mm. Then check the angle and the type of connection. If you need a different angle, bends of, for example, 45 degrees are available. If your pipe is a different size, a reducer is needed, because bends of different diameters do not simply fit together. If in doubt, compare the size on your existing pipe or component with the product name.
Ordering and delivery via Proffix
There is currently a limited stock of this item, and it can be reordered. If you need multiple pieces or are looking for matching components, you can call or email Proffix. Proffix will look up the right products for you and deliver them on site. Under related products you will find other drainage components, such as T pieces in various sizes.
Frequently asked questions
What does F/F mean for this bend?
F/F usually indicates two female connections. Both ends are then intended to take a pipe or component with a male end.
What diameter is this bend intended for?
The product name states DIA 50, so it concerns a drain pipe with a diameter of 50 mm.
Is a 87 degree bend the same as a 90 degree bend?
No, the angle differs by a few degrees. For most drains, in practice this comes down to an almost right-angled bend.
What do I do if my pipe is a different size?
Then choose a bend in the correct diameter or use a reducer. If in doubt, please contact Proffix for advice.
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