Ricom plumbing elbow KOLANO PP 87° DN60 — polypropylene 87-degree pipe fitting

Ricom KOLANO PP 87° DN60 is a polypropylene (PP) elbow fitting designed to connect DN60 (60 mm) plastic pipes at an 87-degree angle. The fitting is intended for plumbing and drainage systems where a near-right-angle change of direction is required. Made from PP material, the elbow offers chemical resistance and dimensional stability for household and light commercial installations using matching DN60 piping.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction provides corrosion and chemical resistance while remaining lightweight and easy to handle during installation. The 87° angle delivers a near-right-angle turn that reduces flow turbulence compared with sharper elbows and helps align pipes in constrained spaces. Its geometry is suitable for standard DN60 pipe connections and is compatible with common installation methods for polypropylene piping systems.

Suitable for

• Domestic plumbing and wastewater drainage where DN60 pipe runs require a near-right-angle turn
• Light commercial drainage and venting applications using polypropylene piping
• Repairs or retrofits of existing DN60 PP systems needing a compact elbow fitting

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Nominal diameter: DN60 (60 mm)
• Angle: 87° elbow for near-right-angle direction change
• Application: plumbing and drainage systems
• Compatibility: designed for use with matching DN60 PP pipes

How to use

Prepare pipe ends by cutting square and deburring to ensure a clean fit. Dry-fit the elbow with DN60 polypropylene pipes to check alignment before final joining. Install the fitting using the appropriate method for PP systems (for example, solvent welding or thermal fusion where applicable and recommended by the pipe and fitting manufacturer). Ensure joints are properly aligned and allowed to cure or cool according to the joining method's specifications before applying system pressure.

Usage recommendations

Verify compatibility of joining method with polypropylene material and follow local plumbing codes. Avoid exposing the fitting to temperatures or chemical environments outside the rated limits for polypropylene. When in doubt, consult installation instructions for the specific PP piping system and use appropriate personal protective equipment during assembly.