Pressed Downpipe Bend

The pressed bend (or elbow) is a fitting of the rainwater drainage system's vertical stack. This component is designed to change the direction of the downpipe, which is necessary for bypassing eaves overhangs, architectural facade projections, and compensating for uneven building walls.

The pressing (stamping) technology allows for the creation of an element with a smooth curve and a smooth internal surface. This reduces the risk of fine debris and leaves accumulating at the pipe's turning points, guaranteeing a stable flow capacity for the stack. The product is manufactured from galvanized steel with the option of applying a protective Polyester polymer coating.

Design Features:

• Smooth Transition: The standard bend angle of 72 degrees ensures optimal flow hydrodynamics as the pipe transitions from the roof eaves to the facade plane.
• Structural Integrity: The pressed design possesses high rigidity and is highly resistant to mechanical loads, water pressure, and temperature fluctuations.
• Flexible Solutions: In addition to the standard angle (72°), our production capabilities allow for the manufacturing of bends with custom angles for buildings with complex architecture.

Technical Specifications:

• Material Options: Galvanized steel (Zn) or polymer-coated steel (Polyester)
• Available Coating Colors: Dark Brown (RR32), Red (RR29), Dark Grey (RAL7016), Light Grey (RAL7004), Brick Red (RAL8004)
• Bend Angle: 72° (custom angles available upon request)
• Downpipe Compatibility (Diameter): 80 mm, 100 mm, 120 mm, 150 mm
• Lead Time: Galvanized steel (Zn) items are available in stock; custom painting takes 5 to 7 business days
• Certification: Factory Production Control Certificate No. 1805/2011

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