90 degree radial elbow

A 90 degree radial duct elbow is a component used in ventilation systems and air ducts.

This type of elbow has a curved shape that allows the airflow to be redirected at a 90 degree angle within the duct.

Radial

The term "radial" refers to the gentle, gradual curvature of the elbow, which helps minimize pressure loss and resistance to airflow.

The 90 degree radial elbow is used to change the direction of airflow in a duct installation when a 90 degree turn is required.

It can help optimize air distribution in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, preventing blockages and improving system efficiency.

Materials

 These elbows are usually made of durable, fire-resistant materials such as galvanized steel or aluminum. Additionally, different sizes are available to accommodate the various diameters of ductwork used in HVAC installations.

45 degree radial elbow

A 45 degree radial duct elbow is a component used in ventilation systems and air ducts to change the direction of airflow at a 45 degree angle. This type of elbow also has a smooth curved shape that allows airflow to be redirected efficiently and pressure loss to be minimized.

45 degree radial elbows are used when a change of direction is required in a vent and a sharp 90 degree turn is not desired.

These elbows are designed in different sizes to accommodate different diameters of ductwork used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.

Manufactured like the 90 degree elbows with strong and durable materials, such as galvanized steel or aluminum, to guarantee their efficiency and durability in the duct system.