AGM upvc Elbow 3/4″

Description

upvc Elbow 3/4″

 

AGM imported from Saudi Arab ASTM uPvc Sch-40 Pressure Fittings, Drain sewer ventilation. imported fittings dealer contact0322-3540656

 

What is AGM upvc Elbow 3/4″ ?

Specifications AGM upvc Elbow 3/4″

• Material: UPVC (Un plasticized Polyvinyl Chloride), Type I, Grade 1 (Cell Classification 12454 per ASTM D1784).
• Size: 3/4″ nominal (socket-type for slip connections).
• Schedule: Schedule 40 (standard wall thickness for moderate pressure).
• Standards: Compliant with ASTM D2466 (for PVC Schedule 40 fittings) and ASTM D2665 (for drain, waste, and vent applications).
• Color: Typically white or gray.
• Temperature Rating: Suitable for systems up to 140°F (60°C).
• Pressure Rating: For cold water pressure systems; burst strength meets or exceeds pipe ratings, with working pressure often derated to ~60% of Schedule 40 pipe for fittings (varies by temperature and application).
• Key Properties: Corrosion-resistant, chemical-resistant (to acids, alkalis, salts), non-toxic, UV-stabilized for some exposure, and NSF-certified variants available for potable water.

Usage This elbow is versatile for:

• Water Supply: Cold potable water distribution and pressure lines.
• Sewerage/Drainage: Non-pressure drain, waste, vent (DWV), and sewer systems.
• HVAC: Air conditioning condensate drains and ventilation.
• Other Applications: Irrigation, industrial plumbing, chemical transport (resistant to many fluids), and underground ducts.

Installation AGM Schedule 40 UPVC fittings use solvent cement welding for permanent, fusion-like joints:

1. Cut Pipe: Squarely cut the UPVC pipe to length and deburr/chamfer the edges (15° bevel recommended).
2. Dry Fit: Test-fit the pipe into the elbow socket and mark insertion depth.
3. Clean Surfaces: Wipe pipe end and socket with a clean cloth; use UPVC primer/cleaner to remove oils, dirt, and gloss.
4. Apply Cement: . Avoid excess to prevent weakening.
5. Assemble: Quickly insert the pipe fully into the socket (to the mark) with a quarter-turn twist for even distribution. Hold for 30 seconds.
6. Test: Gradually pressurize or flow-test the system for leaks.