The jumper elbow is an indispensable pipe fitting in the pipe connection, which is mainly set by changing the direction of the pipe.

The applicable media for 180° elbows are gas, liquid, and steam. They are widely used in various large-scale projects such as petroleum, chemical industry, electric power, construction, and water conservancy. The product quality meets the export and implementation standards of high-pressure pipe fittings.

The function of the alloy elbow is the connection of the pipe bend, which is to connect two pipes with the same nominal diameter, so that the pipe can be turned at 90° or other angles.
In the pipeline system, the stainless steel elbow is a pipe fitting that changes the direction of the pipeline. According to the angle, there are three commonly used elbows of 45° and 90°180°, and other abnormal angle elbows such as 60° are also included according to engineering needs. The main difference between stainless steel elbow and carbon steel elbow is the difference in material. The chemical composition contained in it will keep the surface of the elbow from rust and corrosion for a long time.
The aluminum elbow has the characteristics of good performance, good heat resistance, cleanness, light weight, good heat preservation, good impact resistance and long service life.
Seamless elbow is a kind of pipe fittings used for pipe turning. Among all the pipe fittings used in the piping system, the proportion is large, about 80%. Generally, different forming processes are selected for elbows with different material and wall thickness. Currently. Commonly used seamless elbow forming processes in manufacturing plants include hot pushing, stamping, and extrusion.