types of elbow

90-Degree Elbow

A 90-degree MS elbow, also known as a right-angle elbow, changes the direction of the pipe by 90 degrees. It is widely used for making turns in piping systems.

 45-Degree Elbow

 A 45-degree MS elbow changes the direction of the pipe by 45 degrees. It is used when a less sharp turn is required in the piping system.

Long Radius Elbow

A long radius MS elbow has a longer center-to-face dimension, which results in a smoother flow of fluid through the elbow. It is suitable for applications where minimal friction and pressure drop are important.

Short Radius Elbow

A short radius MS elbow has a shorter center-to-face dimension and is more compact. It is used in applications where space is limited.

Socket Weld Elbow

MS socket weld elbows have sockets on both ends, allowing them to be directly connected to pipes or fittings by welding.

Butt Weld Elbow

MS butt weld elbows are designed to be welded to pipes or other fittings using butt welding techniques.

Threaded Elbow

Threaded MS elbows have female threads on both ends, enabling them to be screwed onto male-threaded pipes or fittings.