Support bracket for renovation elbow Ricom DN60, steel renovation support for pipe elbow, MPN 45060

Ricom support bracket for renovation elbow DN60 is a steel support designed to stabilize and secure a 60 mm (DN60) pipe elbow during renovation and installation work. The bracket offers a rigid mounting point that reduces mechanical stress on elbow joints and helps maintain correct alignment in plumbing, HVAC and drainage systems. Constructed from steel, the support is intended for use where a robust, long-lasting mounting solution is required.

Advantages

The steel construction provides high mechanical strength and resistance to deformation, ensuring the elbow remains fixed in position under load. The bracket design enables precise alignment of the DN60 elbow, which reduces the likelihood of leaks and joint fatigue. Its renovation-focused form factor allows installation in confined or retrofit spaces without the need for extensive disassembly of existing piping. The product is compatible with common 60 mm pipe elbow geometries used in sanitary and technical installations.

Suitable for

• Stabilizing DN60 pipe elbows during building renovation and retrofit
• Supporting elbow joints in plumbing and drainage systems
• Securing 60 mm elbows in HVAC branch installations
• Providing a fixed mounting point in confined or hard-to-access areas

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Intended pipe size: DN60 (60 mm)
• Application: renovation and retrofit support for pipe elbows
• Function: rigid mounting and alignment support for elbow joints
• Typical use environments: plumbing, drainage, HVAC installations

How to use

Position the support bracket so it matches the elbow geometry and the mounting substrate. Secure the bracket to a solid surface using appropriate fasteners for the substrate (anchors, screws or bolts not supplied). Place the DN60 elbow onto the bracket and verify correct alignment with adjacent pipe sections. Tighten connections and check that the bracket absorbs any lateral or axial loads without transferring excessive force to the elbow joints. Where necessary, adjust mounting points to achieve optimal alignment before final tightening.

Usage recommendations

Select fasteners compatible with the mounting surface and expected loads; use corrosion-resistant fixings in humid or corrosive environments. Inspect the bracket and elbow joints after initial commissioning and during routine maintenance to confirm there is no movement or loosening. For installations requiring vibration damping or thermal expansion accommodation, consider adding appropriate isolators or flexible connectors between rigid pipe sections and the bracketed elbow.