87 Degree Pipe Bend

87 Degree Pipe Bend

A pipe bend used to redirect flow in a piping system by approximately 90 degrees. Designed to suit installations where a standard 90 degree elbow is not appropriate, the 87 degree angle accommodates specific layout requirements or code-driven design constraints common in industrial and utility pipework.

Applications:

• Oil and gas process piping, gathering systems, refineries, and offshore platforms
• Power generation steam lines, boiler systems, and condensate pipework
• Water and wastewater treatment plants, distribution networks, and pump stations
• Chemical and petrochemical process lines and utility systems
• HVAC chilled water, heating, and large building services pipework

Summary:

• 87 degree bend for redirecting flow in DN200 piping systems
• Functionally equivalent to a 90 degree elbow in many piping specifications
• Suitable for a wide range of industrial, utility, and process applications
• Available in multiple materials to suit service and environmental conditions
• Manufactured to recognised dimensional and piping design standards including ASME B16.9, EN 10253, ASME B31.3, and EN 13480
• Wall thickness and weight vary depending on material and schedule selected