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180-degree elbows are used to minimize turbulence and pressure drop in pipelines where a complete reversal of flow direction is required.

An 180-degree elbow is used when you need to reverse the direction of flow completely, creating a U-turn in the piping system.

90-degree elbows are available in various sizes, ranging from small-diameter pipes to large industrial pipes. Common sizes are specified by nominal pipe size (NPS).

Yes, you can use 90-degree elbows in high-pressure applications, but it’s important to choose the appropriate material and specifications to meet the pressure requirements.

A 90-degree elbow is typically used when you need a right-angle turn in your piping system, such as changing the direction of flow or connecting pipes at right angles.

45-degree elbows are available in various materials, including carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel, to suit different environmental conditions and fluid types.

It depends on your specific piping requirements. A 45-degree elbow provides a gentler turn compared to a 90-degree elbow, so it’s suitable for different applications.

A 45-degree elbow is used to change the direction of a piping system by 45 degrees. It’s commonly used to avoid sharp turns in pipelines.