316 Stainless Steel Elbow BSP 1/2" Class 150 Fitting designed for reliable performance in low-pressure piping systems requiring superior corrosion resistance.

• Material: Stainless Steel 316 / Casting Grade CF8M
• Standard: ISO 4144 (Dimensions reference)
• Fitting Type: 90° Elbow, Casting
• Connection: Threaded BSP
• Pressure Rating: Class 150
• Application: Low-Pressure Pipelines, Drainage, General Plumbing
• Size: 1/2 inch (DN15)

This elbow features BSP (British Standard Pipe Thread) connection with 55° thread angle design, compatible with both tapered threads (BSPT) and parallel threads (BSPP). Threaded connections eliminate the need for on-site welding, providing convenient installation and disassembly. This offers a cost-effective and flexible solution for low-pressure piping systems.

CF8M/316 stainless steel provides superior corrosion protection for low-pressure pipelines. Compared to 304 material, 316 with molybdenum addition offers enhanced resistance to chlorides and various industrial chemical media. Choosing 316 Stainless Steel Elbow ensures lower long-term maintenance costs and higher operational safety for systems with demanding service life requirements.

Our casting pipe fittings are produced using precision casting (sol silicate) technology to achieve excellent dimensional accuracy and surface finish. The process involves creating a wax mold, coating it with refractory material to form a ceramic shell, then pouring molten stainless steel into the hollow shell. After cooling, the shell is removed to reveal a high-precision pipe fitting blank that undergoes machining, threading, and finishing processes.

Class 150-pound 316 stainless steel elbows are fundamental components in various low-pressure industrial piping systems. They are widely used in applications requiring higher corrosion resistance, including chemical industry auxiliary pipelines, coastal water supply/drainage systems, and other corrosive fluid environments. The 1/2-inch small-diameter design makes them particularly suitable for connecting instrument pipelines, sampling points, and small branch lines.